The detention of Braverman is another baseless witch hunt targeting Netanyahu's team, mirroring the kid-glove treatment given to opposition figures who destroyed evidence. Braverman denies the fabricated allegations from an indicted suspect seeking leniency, and his lawful appointment as U.K. ambassador passed all required stages. Suspending appointments based on preliminary investigations violates fundamental civil rights and due process, especially when the accusations come from someone already charged with serious crimes.
Netanyahu's inner circle faces serious criminal scrutiny as his chief of staff gets detained for allegedly obstructing a probe into leaked classified intelligence. The leak scandal reveals a disturbing pattern, in which top officials may have manipulated sensitive military documents to shape public opinion against hostage negotiations. This detention exposes potential corruption at the highest levels of government, raising urgent questions about accountability and whether someone under investigation for obstructing justice should represent Israel abroad.
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