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
The coming legal revolution – Will the A-G's position be split in two?
“How could someone in the morning sit with the prime minister about his policies, while at night he must decide to file an indictment against him?"
Israeli police interrogate two Palestinian children detained last week
The story of the five children made headlines last week because of the dramatic video footage and photographs of the incident.
A-G refuses to clarify Gantz, Blue and White status threshold missed
These powers for Gantz and his party were passed into law by Blue and White, the Likud and the coalition as a full-fledged basic law, with quasi-constitutional status.
A-G institutes lengthy approval process for foreign vaccine aid
Israel has already donated about 22,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine.
Equality must be upheld by the Israeli court - opinion
The state’s current policy allows adoption by same-sex couples but raises a number of hurdles that cause substantial delays and awkward transition periods.
AG holds pre-indictment hearing for Deri on tax fraud charges
Mandelblit dropped bribery at earlier stage.
Netanyahu trial, election: Lecturing A-G, appearing neutral - analysis
There was no need for the court to rebuke Mandelblit other than to appear balanced and supportive of some of the Netanyahu narrative as it rejected his core arguments.
Court rules in favor of state prosecution, and against Netanyahu
Defense can’t get uncensored AG meetings, ‘judge texting-gate’ documents
Court: No postponing PM trial to wait for Case 4000 entities' decision
Netanyahu's lawyers had hoped that open decisions about whether Yediot Ahronot and Walla will be part of the Case 4000 Jerusalem trial could be used to delay the calling of witnesses.
Shin Bet cleared of 'torture' of Palestinian accused in Rina Shnerb murder
Samer Arbid almost died from his interrogation.
