Netanyahu Refuses to Submit Medical Records to Court
Benjamin Netanyahu has refused to provide his medical records to the court as part of a lawsuit against journalists. The court has warned that a judicial order will be issued within two and a half weeks if the request is not fulfilled.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has refused to submit his medical records to the court, despite an official request as part of ongoing legal proceedings. The case stems from a lawsuit filed by Netanyahu himself against journalists, who have accused him of having deteriorating health.
The Israeli newspaper Maariv reports that the court insists on obtaining the relevant medical records to confirm or refute claims regarding the Prime Minister’s physical condition. However, Netanyahu has not complied with the request and has yet to submit the required documents.
The court has issued a warning, stating that if the refusal continues for more than two and a half weeks, a judicial order will be enforced, compelling the politician to hand over the requested data.
Speculation about Netanyahu’s health has been a recurring topic of public discussion. The Prime Minister has repeatedly denied rumors of serious health issues, but his refusal to provide official documentation could further fuel controversy and speculation.
This development comes amid growing political pressure, including ongoing regional conflicts and legal cases involving the Israeli leader. The coming weeks are expected to be crucial in determining the outcome of this legal dispute.
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