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09.12.25 - 09:57
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Netanyahu Rejects Retirement In Exchange For Pardon: ′Let Voters Decide′ (ZeroHedge)
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Netanyahu Rejects Retirement In Exchange For Pardon: 'Let Voters Decide'
In Israel there's talk of the scenario where Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu can receive a full pardon in his criminal corruption cases if he agrees retires from political life, and on Sunday he addressed this controversial proposal during a press conference with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
When asked by a reporter if he will retire in order to obtain the pardon, Netanyahu shot back with a firm "No" - and then said, "They're very concerned with my future. They want to make sure that - how shall I say this? - They're concerned with my future."
Associated Press
"Well, so are the voters, and they'll decide, obviously, but we have big tasks to do, including with Germany in historic cooperation that will actually, actually will, in many ways, tower over our previous cooperation, which was quite amazing, but that's not surprising, because, as you can see, Chancellor Merz is a towering fig...
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