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Reasonable suspicions?

שו”תCategory: generalReasonable suspicions?
asked 4 years ago

I heard the former Deputy Chief of Staff [now in politics, Yair Golan] claim that the accused of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust led [perhaps only in a roundabout way] toward a conflict and danger to the people of both Gaza and the Arabs within us in order to save his seat.
Such as letting the flames reach the Damascus Gate and Ben Gvir in Sheikh Garh with riots, and several others who will surely or almost certainly set the area on fire, and thus his throne will be saved. Are there things in the body?
At first I doubted it, but suddenly I see an article on Channel 7 in which senior Likud officials claim that a ceasefire can be reached and that it’s not being concluded because Bibi is stalling to save his seat.
He is also endangering us internationally, and he is also endangering the people through continued vulnerability, and the soldiers and people in the shelters are suffering, and the economy and tourism, etc., all for the sake of saving his throne…
I also suspect that the beginning of the riots in Lod and other places was not stopped immediately with a heavy hand and an outstretched arm because he wanted, on the contrary, to increase chaos and action [at most, a few people will die and the State of Israel and the cooperation between the citizens will be severely damaged, perhaps for many years] in order to save his throne…
 
In short, behavior that endangers us all at every moment in order to try to escape his trial and prison.
 
Does the esteemed rabbi seem to have reasonable suspicion?

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מיכי Staff answered 4 years ago

Anything is possible. My tendency is that he didn’t do everything for his own personal reasons, but in the details and conduct, it could definitely be involved.

מיכי Staff replied 4 years ago

I didn't refer to Yair Golan himself, who is a complete idiot. But the arguments must be considered in their entirety.

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