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In unusual move, judges in Netanyahu corruption trial order AG to appear in court

Times of Israel and The Jerusalem Post describe the same event in different terms.

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What happened Day after Baharav-Miara declined to show up, justices say that as prosecution decision-maker her presence would be beneficial to discuss 'different possibilities' in how to proceed.
The headline split The center frames it as "In unusual move, judges in Netanyahu corruption trial order AG to appear in court". The right frames it as "Netanyahu trial judges order Attorney-General Baharav-Miara to appear in court next week".
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CenterIn unusual move, judges in Netanyahu corruption trial order AG to appear in court

Times of Israel · Center · News report

Right / center-rightNetanyahu trial judges order Attorney-General Baharav-Miara to appear in court next week

The Jerusalem Post · Center-right · News report

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The Jerusalem PostNews report · Nov 12, 4:11 PM

Netanyahu trial judges order Attorney-General Baharav-Miara to appear in court next week

The Jerusalem District Court panel said Baharav-Miara must appear on November 18, a day after prosecutors told the court she would not attend a proposed discussion.

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Times of IsraelNews report · Nov 12, 3:33 PM

In unusual move, judges in Netanyahu corruption trial order AG to appear in court

Day after Baharav-Miara declined to show up, justices say that as prosecution decision-maker her presence would be beneficial to discuss 'different possibilities' in how to proceed

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Details45/99 Wording Gap · Low confidence · 2 sources
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Nov 12, 3:33 PM: Times of Israel joined the source map.

Nov 12, 4:11 PM: The Jerusalem Post joined the source map.

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