Prosecutor: I never thought of anything like this in my life
Ben Caspit: They are afraid of being kidnapped.
Yinon Magal: What does this have to do with the reform?... But how does it relate to the reform? I ask him.
Ben Caspit: It's all connected
Prosecutor: I'm convinced, a million percent, not 100 percent, that there are commanders today who are crouching and afraid to express their opinions.
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Yinon Magal: I know a lot of people who are afraid to express their opinions, they are not necessarily from the left... But again I ask for the fourth time, where do you see harm to security in the reform?
Prosecutor: I told you, these are intertwined tools. Everything affects everything
Yinon Magal: What influences, for example, on security?
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Prosecutor: As soon as the legal systems are shattered, as I understand that they should have been, they create situations in which I think there will be a breach of security.
Yinon Magal: Where, for example, show me that the legal system is being shattered. .. Give an Example Give an Example
Prosecutor: What I said was clear.
Yinon Magal: Give an example. You talked about civil war, and wars and diversion and all sorts of things like that, and the fear and Bibi. Where in the reform, you made a petition, you speak with great fanfare, give me an example of what you're talking about, for God's sake.
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Ben Caspit: I think, Yossi, after you answered him four times about the security issue.
Yinon Magal: He didn't answer even once.
Ben Caspit: He answered four times, but you don't get the answer.
Yinon Magal: What did he answer? He said interlocking tools.
Ben Caspit: He answered, yes, interlocking tools is an excellent answer... With all due respect to the security issue, Yossi Langotsky, do you really think that this reform will crush democracy? Will Israel be a dictatorship in its wake?
Prosecutor: To the best of my judgment, there is a very good chance that it will turn into this. Similar processes have happened in other countries and we all know how it ends.