1,500 phones examined I Prosecutor's Office: 'There are no abnormalities in the investigation of Netanyahu's cases''

February 13, 2022   

The State Attorney's Office informed the Jerusalem District Court at noon (Sunday) that, according to the tests conducted by the police at the request of the attorney's office, no spyware or any other actions were carried out on anyone against whom a warrant was not issued during the investigation of the Netanyahu cases. Dramatic statistic: You could be losing hundreds of thousands of NIS that belong to you ""The tests revealed that no actions were taken against individuals for whom no warrant was issued, and that there are no additional investigative materials in the case," the prosecutor's office's response to the court read. Regarding those in whose case a warrant was issued - Shlomo Filber, Nir Hefetz, the Elovitch couple and others, the prosecutor's office is requesting an extension to respond until Wednesday at 4:00 PM.

According to a report on Channel 13, the State Attorney's Office is expected to admit that there was illegal use of spyware against former Director General of the Ministry of Communications and State Committee Shlomo Filber, in that the police expanded the warrant that allowed the hack - but extracted prohibited materials.

The prosecutor's office claims that the prohibited material extracted in the break-in was not handed over to investigators. The conclusions also show that the police tried unsuccessfully to infect another person involved in Case 4000, and the wife of the controlling shareholder of the Bezeq Group, Iris Elovitch, who is also accused in the case. The prosecutor's office examined whether an appropriate warrant was issued for the phone numbers of those involved and whether additional wiretapping warrants were issued or requested. The tests were conducted regarding both regular wiretapping activity and wiretapping using spy technologies. In total, the prosecutor's office examined about 1,500 different phone numbers. The prosecutor's office asked the court for an additional extension until Wednesday in order to complete the test. In addition to the prosecutor's test, the test by Deputy Attorney General Amit Marari is still ongoing and its conclusions are expected to be published later this week. Do you also want to join the tens of millions of people who have been released from the smoke-filled prison? Click here >>>>>>