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From the blog of Martin Sherman at The Times of Israel

What legal eavesdropping, hacking loophole might the police have played with?

From the transcripts we learn that the then-director general of the Communications Ministry, Shlomo Filber, strongly believed that 'the police play with the evidence' and make 'inconvenient' evidence disappear

Although Benjamin Netanyahu is the direct target, the real issue is the dismantling of Israel's democracy using very dangerous methods.

Benjamin Netanyahu's indictment part one, in which the aspiration for power by unelected power players erodes democracy.

Court: Netanyahu witnesses continue despite police spying scandal; But judges demand update by 7pm

Israel's law enforcement structure needs a reboot from the bottom up, but who will take the blame and will it actually change anything?

Israeli police hacked the phones of aides to Netanyahu without authority, which would, in the U.S., make the resulting evidence inadmissible.

Police made a case against Netanyahu by harvesting phone data rather than just listening to conversations as authorized by the Court.

As Netanyahu was being accused of undermining the rule of law, those charged with preserving that law were breaking it.