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The President of Israel, Isaac Herzog, denied that he had discussed with Donald Trump the request for clemency for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, accused of corruption.

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Donald Trump stated that Isaac Herzog told him that a pardon is in progress, during a joint press conference with Benjamin Netanyahu. The latter officially requested a pardon on November 30, wanting to put an end to the divisions caused by his legal issues. Netanyahu, accused of accepting luxury gifts from billionaires in exchange for political favors, denies the allegations.

Herzog's office clarified that a conversation took place with a representative of Trump, but any decision will be made according to legal procedures. Isaac Herzog previously suggested that he might grant a pardon, mentioning the impact of the trial on Israeli society. Netanyahu is the first sitting prime minister in Israel to be accused of corruption.

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O discuție cu Trump despre o posibilă grațiere a lui Netanyahu, negată de președintele Israelului
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Președintele israelian Isaac Herzog îl contrazice pe Donald Trump și dezminte că ar fi discutat despre grațierea lui Netanyahu
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Președintele Israelului neagă că ar fi discutat cu Donald Trump despre grațierea lui Netanyahu
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Dispută publică între aliați: președintele Israelului îl contrazice pe Trump în cazul grațierii lui Netanyahu
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Preşedintele israelian Isaac Herzog îl contrazice pe Trump şi dezminte că au discutat despre graţierea lui Netanyahu. ”Este un premier pe timp de război. Este un erou. Cum să nu fie graţiat?”. ”Am vorbit cu preşedintele (Herzog) şi mi-a spus că graţierea
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Trump says pardon for Netanyahu is 'on its way,' but Herzog denies claim
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Președintele israelian neagă că ar fi discutat cu Trump despre grațierea lui Benjamin Netanyahu. Ce afirmații a făcut republicanul

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