Avichai Mandelblit
Netanyahu at trial: No substantial evidence, case was a 'witch hunt' to remove him
Case 1000 hearings begin: Leaks of interrogations into key figures were intentional, says PM.
Former A-G Mandelblit: Judicial reform compromise is 'rotten,' will weaken High Court - exclusive
Former AG Mandelblit cooperated with Effi Nave to win appointment, recordings show
The prime minister's innocence can unleash positive change – opinion
Mandelblit and Netanyahu lawyer spar before Meron disaster committee
Mandelblit complained that he wasn't allowed to properly finish his questions, and that Miyuchas was interrupting him. Miyuchas at one point described Mandelblit's answers as attempts to "lecture."
Grapevine April 7, 2023: Olena Zelenska to meet Michal Herzog
President Isaac Herzog has been heavily engaged in diplomacy. But so has his wife Michal – albeit not to the same extent - hers is more in the nature of soft diplomacy.
Ex-A-G Mandelblit: Israel in regime revolution, not judicial reform
Israeli system was built with two institutions to protect its liberal democratic nature, the legal advisers and the judicial system, both under threat by the reform.
Mandelblit: Judicial reform is meant to stop Netanyahu's trial
"There's no democracy without this indictment, that isn't Israeli democracy," said Mandelblit about the indictment against Netanyahu.
NGO calls for new arrangement on conflict of interest as Netanyahu meets A-G
The Movement for Quality Government NGO petitioned the High Court, calling to limit Netanyahu's Prime Ministerial powers.
Mandelblit: ICC jumping on Russia war crimes won’t harm Israel
Mandelblit said that Israel's significant investment in probing its own alleged war crimes would protect it from outside legal cases.
Ex-A-G Mandelblit: I refused to let pressures stop Netanyahu trial
Speaking at an Israel Bar Association conference in Tel Aviv celebrating his tenure, former attorney-general Avichai Mandelblit said that Netanyahu had attempted to undermine his position.
Netanyahu fails to secure plea deal with Mandelblit
Benjamin Netanyahu could theoretically negotiate a new plea deal with the new attorney-general, but it is clear it won't be more lenient than what Avichai Mandelblit offered.
Can Israel's new A-G restore public's trust in the legal establishment? - editorial
People’s trust in the country’s legal establishment seems to be at an all-time low, and it is up to the attorney-general to help restore that trust.
Gov't approves Baharav-Miara as next A-G - first woman in the post
Baharav-Miara is a private-sector lawyer at Tadmor-Levy & Co., but worked for over three decades in the Justice Ministry.
Who is democracy’s threat, Netanyahu or the police? - comment
As Netanyahu was being accused of undermining the rule of law, those charged with preserving that law were breaking it.
