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Graffiti found in Or Akiva: 'Mandelblit is a collaborator'

Mandelblit's father's grave was vandalized in late December by unknown people and for unknown reasons, Hadashot TV reported.

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF, YVETTE J. DEANE

JANUARY 2, 2019 13:00

Updated: JANUARY 2, 2019 15:02

Vandals left graffiti with messages threatening Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit in the northern Israeli city of Or Akiva, according to a Ynet News report Wednesday.

"Mandelblit is a collaborator," the graffiti read.

Yesh Atid MK Karine Elharrar tweeted about the vandalism, blaming Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government for the incident.

"Don't say we didn't know who did this," Elharrar wrote. "This is a campaign of incitement and delegitimization carried out by the ruling party."

אלה התוצאות של מסע ההסתה והדה לגיטימציה שעושים במפלגת השלטון ליועץ המשפטי לממשלה. אל תגידו לא ידענו. https://t.co/6tnhmCEP2V
— קארין אלהרר Karine Elharrar (@KElharrar) January 2, 2019

The graffiti follows Mandelblit's announcement that he will make a decision concerning Netanyahu's indictment before the upcomng elections to take place April 9.

Mandelblit said that "it was an obligation to decide" before the election so that the voters would have all of the information possible when they went to voting booths.

Netanyahu’s lawyers slammed the possibility of a pre-election decision as being unjust. They also responded to the report, saying that if Mandelblit issues a decision prior to the election, “it would cause injustice to the will of voters and gravely harm the democratic process.”

Mandelblit's father's grave was vandalized in late December by unknown people and for unknown reasons, Hadashot TV reported.

Yonah Jeremy Bob contributed to this report.

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