Judge in Netanyahu's corruption case killed

The Haaretz article included within this blog spot linked below goes into some detail about the difficulties arising from the death of Judge Benny Sagi just when he was about to give the verdict on the submarine case. But within all the detail there are no suggestions that Netanyahu will be affected. I truly think the writers would say if they thought he would be. This Israeli newspaper does not hold back about Netanyahu.

tlaxcala-int.blogspot.com/2026/01/fatal-motorcycle-accident-leaves.html

Obviously not.

Are you disputing the fact that the judge is dead?

Yeah I'm sure a pro-Hamas website based in Iran is a reliable source.

Only without the balls to state the theory outright.
It's mudslinging.

Complete conspiracy theorism.

FFS I have read the fucking thread and followed it from the beginning as I couldn't believe what you posted in your OP.

I did. If you'd like to discuss it you could chose to answer my questions. Or flounce? Up to you!

Copy and paste. My other questions?

Lol to flouncing again.
You didn't bother answering mine, but I'll do you just in case...

What leads you to think the case could be reopened?
How do you think that would affect BN?
What do you actually think happened in this RTA then?
And why do you think you have the right to know what happened? Were you particularly close to the Judge?

Nigel. Everyone followed it up. Realized it wasn't the judge in the current BN case, which was pointed out to you quite quickly, then lost interest. Then you carried on about other Israeli atrocities, made personal attacks, then flounced off your own thread.
If you'd like to resurrect it, I'll ask you for the 3rd time, whats your actual working theory here? And whats the connection between IDF atrocities and the accident?
Care to answer?

You could have done the same research instead of beginning a thread with a conspiracy theory against Netanyahu.

@nigelisalier I honestly don’t think from reading this that if Judge Benny Sagi were still alive, and about to give the judgement, it would affect Netanyahu personally.

Presumably the other case, which is directly against him, with the three other judges, is pending anyway.

This Haaretz article is about Judge Benny Sagi and the submarine and naval vessel case mentioned. You can read it through archive today.

Fatal Motorcycle Accident Leaves Israel's Most Serious Security Corruption Case in Limbo
Judge Benny Sagi was set to deliver the verdict regarding a suspect in the submarine and naval vessels affair, which concerns two deals with a German conglomerate for the acquisition of submarines and missile boats to defend the natural gas fields off Israel's coast

https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/2026-01-07/ty-article/.premium/israeli-courts-in-limbo-after-judges-death-leaves-submarine-corruption-verdict-pending/0000019b-9910-dd39-a7ff-fb3a36c50000

One paragraph says,
The main allegation against the prime minister was that he pushed to buy additional submarines for the navy despite defense officials' objections. Netanyahu, former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen and former Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon were not questioned under caution in "Case 3000," which investigated the affair.

So Netanyahu was involved in a way, but not actually a defendant in this particular case that Judge Benny Sagi was presiding over.

Sadly, misinformation and hatred lead to an increase in anti semitism but some people don't care about that. Some are quick to share any story if they can suggest Israel bad. They can't help themselves. Probably why less and less visit the CITME board. I find that, on general boards, it's much more balanced with less hatred.

To be fair about the spelling of the judge’s name, it’s בני שגיא.

I’ve seen three separate transliterations from the Hebrew used in the Israeli English-language media: Benny Sagi, Beni Sagi, and Beni Sagai. But, the name/surname has always traditionally been spelled and pronounced with a ‘S’ [Sin] not a ‘Sh’ [Shin] as far as I’m aware.

(With the nikkudot, שָׂגִיא)

.... or do we????????

Dun dun dah!!!!

Absolutely ... better to let the thread stay.

Not that any of us have the power to pull threads ... that's a MN choice.