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Netanyahu's state comptroller pick Michael Rabello withdraws candidacy after vote controversy

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Israel National News
“Michael Rabello will not run again for State Comptroller”

Attorney Michael Rabello, who served as Prime Minister Netanyahu's personal lawyer, has withdrawn his candidacy for State Comptroller following the election results.

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The Times of Israel
“Rabello withdraws as comptroller candidate, months after tainted election”

Appointment of PM's ex-personal lawyer as state watchdog was frozen after High Court ruled June election was conducted improperly; move comes after Netanyahu lost Knesset majority

Read at The Times of Israel
דבר
“לאחר שבג"ץ פסל את בחירתו: ראבילו הודיע רשמית שלא יתמודד שוב לתפקיד מבקר המדינה”

עורך דינו לשעבר של נתניהו הודיע ליו"ר הכנסת אמיר אוחנה כי לא יתמודד בבחירות החוזרות לתפקיד | בית המשפט העליון ביטל את בחירתו בשל פגיעה בחשאיות ההצבעה, אך הכנסת לא קיימה הצבעה נוספת | כעת תידרש הכנסת החדשה להכריע כיצד ייבחר המבקר הבא

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הארץ
“פרקליטו של נתניהו, מיכאל ראבילו, הסיר את מועמדותו לתפקיד מבקר המדינה”

בג"ץ הקפיא ביולי את מועמדותו של ראבילו לתפקיד והורה על קיום בחירות חוזרות. המועמד היחיד שנותר במירוץ הוא שופט העליון לשעבר אלרון, שזוכה לתמיכת המפלגות בגוש איזנקוט

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The Jerusalem Post
“Netanyahu's state comptroller pick Michael Rabello withdraws candidacy after vote controversy”

Rabello confirmed his decision to withdraw his candidacy in a letter on Friday addressed to Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana.

Read at The Jerusalem Post
Haaretz
“Netanyahu's attorney withdraws candidacy for Israel's state watchdog”

In July, Israel's High Court of Justice froze Michael Rabello's appointment as state comptroller after several Likud MKs recorded themselves casting their ballots in what was supposed to be a secret vote for the position

Read at Haaretz
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