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1. Most politicians can be charged for the same crime. Farce
When did the rule pf law become such a joke and so politicized and hypocritical? Or are we only starting to see it come to light now?
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2. If Mandelblit has any moral compass, he should call all this
farce for what it really is: a putsch-attempt!
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3. Being only human, Mandelblit has no cojones to do the right
thing: bury the whole farce!
He'd be crucified (unfortunate expression, I know) by our bloodthirsty, leftist, "only-not-Bibi"-obsessed media people& those pulling the strings from behind.
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4. Wrong word
| shalom pront , |
Assereth |
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(02.28.19) |
Not recommendation, but condemnation.
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5. TSEDEK TSEDEK DIRDOF....
I'm deeply distressed, Mr. Mandelblit, knowing you are a jurist and a religious person, and that you seem to have forgotten the famous Pasuk "Tsedek Tsedek Dirdof Lemaan Tihyeh", in case you indeed decide to indict Netanyahu now, so close to the general elections in Israel. This case is dragging on for years, so you had all the time, Mrs. Mandelblit, to conduct a trial and conclude the guilt or innocence of Netanyahu. To indict Netanyahu, if indeed now, will provoke a political upheaval in the long term for the state of Israel, without knowing for good or for bad! I consider that you Mr. Mandelblit, as Attorney General, you should abstain yourself to influence the political debate today. Remember: "Tsedek Tsedek Dirdof...!
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6. If Bibi falls, we the People, will fall even harder.
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7. If the shoe fits...
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Jerusalem |
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If the bringing of charges is 'prejudicial' to Netanyahu that simply means that he is afraid f being found guilty!
If he was innocent he would welcome the chance to clear his name and get rid of any taint of suspicion.
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