The condition Raviv Drucker presented for cooperation with the police in the Netanyahu trial

A document presented in the Netanyahu trial describes a conversation between police investigators and journalist Raviv Drucker, in which he expressed willingness to cooperate if the examination turned into an investigation, but feared exposing his sources. Mandelblit replied that he does not recall being informed of the contact.

A document presented in the Netanyahu trial describes a conversation between police investigators and journalist Raviv Drucker, in which Drucker expressed willingness to cooperate more extensively if the examination into the prime minister's affairs turned into a full criminal investigation. However, Drucker feared exposing his journalistic sources. The document was presented during the cross-examination of former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit by Netanyahu's defense attorney, Amit Hadad. Mandelblit was asked if he knew about the contact and replied: "I don't recall such a thing." The prosecution objected to presenting the document, claiming it was not familiar from the official investigation materials. Judge Moshe Bar-Am demanded clarifications regarding the claim of privilege.