Sarah Netanyahu is the main opponent that her husband will agree to a plea deal, it was reported earlier today (Sunday) in News 13. Despite this, hours after the publication, Channel 12 reported that Mrs. Netanyahu regretted and supported signing the agreement. It was also reported that the Netanyahu family is meeting tonight with lawyer Boaz Ben-Zur, in order to make a decision regarding the plea deal.
According to the report, the reason for her early objection is that an “official” (Attorney General) is the one who will determine. According to the former prime minister’s wife, Netanyahu has done nothing and there is no reason for him to retire from political life as the apparent outline will force him to do.
It was also reported that the son of the opposition leader, Yair Netanyahu, also has a great influence. Both together with Netanyahu himself are the ones who will determine. Netanyahu’s defense attorneys still agree that a settlement should be reached.
Meanwhile, News 12 quoted a senior prosecutor as saying that the chances of the plea deal being executed are low: “The chances of Mandelblit settling are very small, so slim. The media goes much further than reality. There is practically almost no time. Even if the preparation “You will agree to the terms of the attorney general, and for that matter the impossible will happen and Netanyahu will agree to part with his political career.
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As you may recall, journalist Ben Caspit first revealed in Maariv that in recent weeks, talks have taken place between former Prime Minister Netanyahu and the State Attorney’s Office over a plea deal, according to sources updated with details. Both sides had a good reason for the existence of these contacts. Netanyahu estimated that Mandelblit was interested in ending his term with a “clean table”, and that the narrow time window before retirement could be used to close a quick deal under pressure.
It was also revealed that Netanyahu was the one who “recruited” former Supreme Court President Aharon Barak to “strengthen” Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit to act on the plea deal. For this purpose, Netanyahu sent Adv. Michael Ravillo to Barak. Barak hesitated and agreed. Today, Barak addressed the allegations and said in a conversation with Walla! Barak clarified that he “still supports a plea deal with Netanyahu.”
Barak does not attach importance to the criticism voiced about his involvement in the plea deal, according to which his position could bind the High Court judges. Today”.
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