Avichai Mandelblit
Netanyahu defense asks court to summon former A-G Avichai Mandelblit to testify before election
His testimony is likely to focus on what he authorized investigators to examine, when he authorized it and whether police went beyond those limits.
Netanyahu at trial: No substantial evidence, case was a 'witch hunt' to remove him
Former A-G Mandelblit: Judicial reform compromise is 'rotten,' will weaken High Court - exclusive
Former AG Mandelblit cooperated with Effi Nave to win appointment, recordings show
Gov't approves Baharav-Miara as next A-G - first woman in the post
Baharav-Miara is a private-sector lawyer at Tadmor-Levy & Co., but worked for over three decades in the Justice Ministry.
Who is democracy’s threat, Netanyahu or the police? - comment
As Netanyahu was being accused of undermining the rule of law, those charged with preserving that law were breaking it.
Israel Police zigzag on NSO affair: New findings change 'state of affairs'
Police had come under fire for allegedly using spyware like NSO's Pegasus against Israeli citizens without authority.
Danger to Israeli democracy has not passed - Sa'ar at Mandelblit goodbye ceremony
Avichai Mandelblit officially retired as Attorney General after a six-year term. Leading Justice Ministry officials said their goodbyes, with many hinting at a future High Court career.
Mandelblit closes probe against police officers in Ahuvia Sandak case
It could not be proven that the police officers purposely crashed into Sandak's car, Attorney-General Avichai Mandelblit ruled.
14 days: Netanyahu deal?
Netanyahu has consistently denied all allegations in his ongoing trial for fraud, breach of trust and bribery.
Netanyahu rejects plea deal with clause that would ban him from politics
Reports have circulated for the past two weeks about developments to the plea deal that would see Netanyahu leave politics.
Police: 'There is no proof to spyware allegations, everything was legal'
Attorney-General Avichai Mandelblit said initial examination did not turn up evidence of systemic misuse of surveillance technologies.
Netanyahu plea deal will not build trust in Israel's Supreme Court - opinion
Anyone who wants to build trust in the justice system must understand that Benjamin Netanyahu did not create the rift; he just became the face of it.
To justify Netanyahu plea deal, public interest must be preserved - opinion
Solidarity is a kind of “public credit” that we must use wisely given the real challenges facing the State of Israel. A continuation of this trial would be an irresponsible waste of that credit.
