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Thursday, May 28, 2026
Levin slams Urich indictment as ‘selective enforcement’
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Slamming the Attorney General’s office’s announcement of an impending indictment of a senior aide to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Jonatan Urich, Justice Minister Yariv Levin declares that “selective enforcement is a crime.”
Expressing his support for Urich, Levin declares that “nothing can compensate for the suffering and pain caused to him and his family, just because of his work with Prime Minister Netanyahu. But I trust in Jonatan’s determination to bring justice to light.”
Urich is accused of leaking sensitive documents to the German tabloid Bild in a bid to sway public opinion against a hostage deal with the Hamas terror group in September 2024.
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