Netanyahu's secret card? The document that may be revealed following Bar's lawsuit

Attorney Ephraim Demari claims that the lawsuit filed by Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is "delusional and baseless" and will actually work in Netanyahu's favor. According to him, filing a defense will require the disclosure of sensitive documents, including the report of Major Y. and the meeting minutes, which could end the affair.

Attorney Ephraim Demari was interviewed on the program "Israel This Morning" on Channel 14 and addressed the lawsuit filed by Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Demari called the lawsuit "completely delusional, baseless, media-driven, done as part of an election campaign to harm the prime minister." According to him, contrary to the original purpose of the lawsuit, it will become a move that works in Netanyahu's favor. Demari called on Netanyahu to waive his immunity and file a defense, which would require the disclosure of sensitive documents, including a report by Major Y. and the minutes of the meeting in question. He claimed that he knows who was present at the meeting because it is documented in the report, and that an official protocol exists. The host Tal Meir pressed him on whether he had seen the protocol himself, and Demari did not answer directly but emphasized its existence. The article presents a distinctly pro-Netanyahu stance, framing the lawsuit as a malicious election campaign that could backfire on its filer.