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Court renews ban on Qatargate suspect from meeting Netanyahu after restrictions expire
SOURCE:Haaretz|BY:Bar Peleg
The decision comes after a judge rejected a police motion to extend the restrictions, stating that 'this is a failure' on their part, as they 'submitted the request less than two hours before the restricitons expired'
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The decision comes after a judge rejected a police motion to extend the restrictions, stating that 'this is a failure' on their part, as they 'submitted the request less than two hours before the restricitons expired'
January 07, 2026
The Lod District Court on Wednesday reinstated the ban on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's associate and key Qatargate suspect Yonatan Urich from meeting the prime minister until a court hearing scheduled for next week.
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