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the administration, these are
"the people" who are being un-
dermined by the liberal, all-pow-
erful "elites" that control the
media and universities, and
even the military and police de-
partment.
Netanyahu's chief aide Avig-
dor Lieberman, whom Rubin-
stein and Arbel recommended
for further criminal investigation
in the Bar-On affair, said in a
Ma'ariv interview: "There's a
complete split between the lib-
eral establishment ... and the
people. I'm afraid that [the es-
tablishment] isn't aware of the
intensity of the people's rage, and
how easily that rage could build
up and turn against it."
Lieberman went on to say that
the police conducted a political-
ly-inspired investigation against
him. ❑
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bottom lines of the Deri-Bar-On
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dictment of Prime Minister
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But the most obvious bottom
line is that the prime minister and
Justice Minister Tsa.chi Hanegbi
will not, as the Israel Police rec-
ommended, be indicted for fraud
and breach of public trust. How-
ever, Knesset member Aryeh Deri
will be tried (unless the attorney
general decides otherwise after a
hearing) for extortion by threats,
fraud, breach of public trust and
attempt to obstruct justice.
Also, the investigation against
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General Avigdor Lieberman (on
suspicion of fraud and breach of
public trust) will continue.
Attorney General Elyakim Ru-
binstein and State Attorney Edna
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report that their decision not to
indict the prime minister was
based not on the absence of evi-
dence, but on the lack of sufficient
evidence to win a conviction on
criminal charges. However, both
noted at length that a broad gray
area exists and a number of
"questions" remain outstanding
because "those under investiga-
tion did not remember, or choose
not to tell" about their involve-
ment in the affair.
Netanyahu read the bottom
line differently. In a national
broadcast just after its release, he
concluded that all the claiins
raised against him "have been
proven as incorrect. "The bottom
line is this: I did not commit any
crime and the attorney general
has confirmed this. And to the
same degree I want to say that
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