מייסד פרויקט 315 חושף: המנגנון החשאי שנועד להפיל את נתניהו

Did you like it? Help us keep broadcasting. Every bit of your support enables another day of filming! Support the TOV Channel: https://bit.ly/TmichaYT In this interview, Moshik Kovarsky, founder of Project 315, joins Francisco Gil-White to discuss the legal battles surrounding Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Kovarsky explains that Project 315 was established to meticulously examine the 315 specific incidents cited in Case 4000 (the Walla-Bezeq case), where Netanyahu is accused of receiving favorable media coverage in exchange for regulatory benefits. Key points from the conversation include: The Findings of Project 315: Kovarsky asserts that many of the allegations are baseless, involving standard spokesperson communications or requests that were never actually fulfilled. The "Lawfare" Strategy: He describes the indictments as a form of "lawfare," arguing that political opponents and certain institutional actors turned to the legal system after failing to defeat Netanyahu democratically. Pressure on Witnesses: The interview touches on the harsh methods used by investigators to turn close Netanyahu aides into state witnesses, which Kovarsky characterizes as blackmail. Media Bias: Kovarsky critiques the Israeli media for its perceived eagerness to report on the accusations while ignoring evidence that favors the defense as the case appears to weaken in court. The Judicial Standpoint: He notes that the judges have recently reiterated their view that the bribery charge—the most serious part of the indictment—faces significant evidentiary hurdles. Overall, the video presents a perspective that the trials are a politically motivated "witch hunt" designed to force Netanyahu from office, a narrative supported by the detailed investigative work of Project 315