Haaretz: Netanyahu’s office was under scrutiny due to 3 criminal cases
According toMehr News Agency to Quoting from Al Jazeera, the Zionist newspaper “Haaretz” reported that the office of Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, is facing three criminal investigations.
One of these investigations is related to allegations of blackmail, another to the manipulation of cabinet meetings at the beginning of the Gaza war, and the third to the leakage of classified information.
This newspaper has also raised the question of whether these investigations are connected and whether they pose a threat to Netanyahu’s political future.
Manipulation of cabinet meetings
The police have been investigating for several months – according to Haaretz’s reports – that officials in the prime minister’s office have tried to manipulate the minutes of the cabinet negotiations that were held during the Gaza war; The action also includes the text of phone calls made by decision makers, including Netanyahu, in the first days of the war.
“Yediot Aharonot” newspaper reported that changes have been made in the cabinet’s deliberations regarding the preparation of the Zionist regime for hearings at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, but so far no one has The suspect of tampering with the meetings has not been interrogated.
These issues arose after Avi Gil, Netanyahu’s former military secretary, contacted the attorney general more than six months ago; The call came after some officials in the Prime Minister’s Office had warned him that some of his colleagues had tried to tamper with the minutes of some confidential meetings at the end of many meetings. The prime minister’s office considered these accusations “a complete lie” and denied it completely.
Extortion
Haaretz also added that during the past week, reports have been published that the Chief of Staff of the Zionist Army, Herzi Halevi, was informed a few months ago that the Prime Minister’s Office had personal information about He is a senior officer in the military secretary’s office who was working with the prime minister’s office until recently.
Investigations are underway regarding issues related to the blackmailing of the Prime Minister’s Office officials from this officer to obtain the form of the meetings of the first days of the war and manipulating them. The Prime Minister’s Office called these reports “another campaign against the Prime Minister’s Office during the war and the publication of baseless lies.”
This newspaper raised the possibility of a connection between the manipulation of meetings and blackmail, and by confirming this possibility, it expressed doubts that some people in the prime minister’s office, from a senior officer, who served in the office of the military secretary, to have blackmailed access to documents they apparently intended to tamper with; Documents that the employees of the prime minister’s office should not be aware of their content.
Another suspicion that is currently under investigation is the possibility of leaking confidential information from the Zionist Army to the Prime Minister’s Office and then presenting it to foreign media.
This investigation shows that people in the defense establishment illegally extracted this information from the army systems and presented it to Eli Fieldstein, the former spokesman of the prime minister’s office.
It is believed that this information was transmitted to the international media after manipulation in such a way as to strengthen the narrative of Netanyahu’s office. Four people have been arrested in connection with this case, including Fieldstein and three other unidentified people.
According to the report of this newspaper, the apparent evidence in all three cases points to the employees of Netanyahu’s office and shows the pattern of trying to manipulate and use sensitive information in order to create a narrative in the service of the prime minister. However, at this stage, there is no evidence that Netanyahu is directly related to these investigations.
