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Netanyahu and Four Officials to Submit Witness Lists This Week in Submarine Procurement Inquiry
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and four other officials will submit witness lists this week for a state commission examining the submarine procurement affair. The move follows warning letters from the commission and could affect the timing of its conclusions.
Jul 13, 5:09 AM·1m read1 source
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and four other officials who received warning letters from a state commission are due this week to submit lists of witnesses as part of their defense against potential findings of personal responsibility. Haaretz reported that Netanyahu is expected to call numerous witnesses before the commission investigating the country's submarine procurement affair.
Sources familiar with the commission's work told the outlet that the step could delay its long-awaited final conclusions.
The commission issued the warning letters to the officials ahead of the submissions. Netanyahu and the others face the process as they prepare responses to possible determinations of accountability in the procurement matter. The article appeared at 12:09 PM IDT on July 13, 2026.
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