The chief tailor forced to understand: rotten threads won't bring down an elected government
Dana Varon writes about Mandelblit's testimony in the Netanyahu trial, quoting him saying 'improper things were done' and that he didn't read all the investigation materials. The writer claims the cases against Netanyahu are collapsing.
Dana Varon, a commentator on Channel 14, writes about the testimony of former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit in court during Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's trial. The article describes Mandelblit as the 'chief tailor' of the Netanyahu cases, and quotes him saying 'improper things were done regarding state witnesses' and 'it's possible the police acted behind my back.' It is also claimed that Mandelblit admitted he didn't read all the investigation materials. The writer argues that the testimony proves the cases against Netanyahu were 'rotten threads' that won't succeed in bringing down an elected government. The article uses emotional language and interpretive claims without legal substantiation.
The chief tailor forced to understand: rotten threads won't bring down an elected government