Netanyahu and the Court Circus: When War is an Excuse to Dodge Testimony
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has once again managed to dodge a scheduled court testimony in Jerusalem. Today, the district court decided to postpone his testimony, not for legal reasons, but due to “diplomatic and national security issues.” Is this really a matter of security, or just another trick to avoid justice?
Court Says No, But Netanyahu Keeps Trying
The court already rejected two of Netanyahu’s requests to delay his testimony on Friday, stating that the reasons were not sufficiently justified. However, the Prime Minister’s lawyer, Amit Hadad, did not give up and today again requested a postponement, claiming that due to the war with Iran, the Prime Minister must focus on “the highest diplomatic and national security matters.”
Intelligence Chiefs Back Him Up
At today’s hearing, heads of Israeli military and intelligence services, including the Mossad director, attended and explained to the judges the necessity of postponing the hearing. Is this truly a national security issue, or just another way to avoid facing justice?
What’s Really Going On Behind the Scenes?
Netanyahu is known for his political games and manipulations. Refusing to testify in court, especially at a time when Israeli policy is focused on conflict with Iran, casts a shadow over his transparency and honesty. Is the war just an excuse to dodge accountability?
Numbers Don’t Lie
The court rejected the first postponement request because the evidence provided, including the Prime Minister’s schedule for the next two weeks, was insufficient to justify the delay. This is not the first time Netanyahu has used diplomatic reasons to avoid court procedures. Will justice ever catch up with him?
Conclusion
As the war with Iran continues and the Israeli Prime Minister uses every opportunity to delay his testimony, the question arises: is this really a matter of national security or just another political maneuver? Justice should not wait, and citizens deserve answers.
If you have thoughts on this court circus or think Netanyahu is just another politician hiding behind war excuses, feel free to drop a comment. Isn’t it time justice finally speaks up?
