US EditionFact Check: Was Judge Benny Sagi Overseeing Benjamin Netanyahu’s Corruption Trial Before His Death?
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Beni Sagi was the chairman of the Beersheba District Court who was handling the so-called Case 3000
Fact Check: Was Judge Benny Sagi Overseeing Benjamin Netanyahu’s Corruption Trial Before His Death?
Judge Benny Sagi died in a traffic accident, not while overseeing Netanyahu’s trial. Viral claims linking his death to the prime minister’s cases are false, based on official court assignments and police statements.
Senior judge Benny Sagi, who was handling one of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption cases, died after his motorcycle was struck by a vehicle while he was riding. It was learned that Judge Benny Sagi, the head of the Be'er Sheva District Court who was handling one of Netanyahu's corruption cases, died in a suspicious traffic accident on the highway on January 4th. Sagi was riding his motorcycle on Highway 6 when he was struck …
While Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, internationally accused of war crimes for his role in the deaths of thousands of innocent people in Gaza, faces ongoing corruption charges, the death of Judge Benny Sagi, who presided over critical cases, has ignited questions in Israel about whether it was a coincidence or a message. Officially recorded as a traffic accident, the incident has created a deep atmosphere of distrust and fear in the …
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