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Netanyahu Aides' Restrictions Eased Amid Bribery Allegations

3/15/2026

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Jonatan Urich, a senior aide to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, had release conditions lifted on March 15, 2026.
Urich can contact Netanyahu but remains prohibited from discussing the investigations.
Tzachi Braverman, Netanyahu's former chief of staff, had restrictions eased, unable to contact others involved in the case.
Both men face bribery and fraud allegations amid public backlash over Qatar ties, as investigations yield fluctuating court rulings.

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Jonatan Urich, a senior aide to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, had release conditions lifted on March 15, 2026.
Urich can contact Netanyahu but remains prohibited from discussing the investigations.
Tzachi Braverman, Netanyahu's former chief of staff, had restrictions eased, unable to contact others involved in the case.
Both men face bribery and fraud allegations amid public backlash over Qatar ties, as investigations yield fluctuating court rulings.