Yinon Magal: What, what, you said interlocking tools, give me an example of interlocking tools, how something affects something from the reform, please. Give me an example.
Prosecutor: Look, I prefer, I said my words, I think they were worded quite clearly.
Yinon Magal: You didn't say anything, you didn't say anything.
Prosecutor: I have no intention at the moment
Ben Caspit: You said a lot
Prosecutor: Start arguing with you over this or that word, I said mine.
Yinon Magal: You didn't say, you didn't say, you said, you were scared, panic, dictatorship.
Prosecutor: I repeat and I say, I'm very worried that Bibi, my longtime friend... could cause us a civil war. It's a fact, what are you?
Yinon Magal: Yes, but it's... You don't explain why.
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Ben Caspit: So I asked you, you're talking about the possibility of a civil war, I think it's on the home front, in the consciousness of all of us, but what do you think... What do you think about what Ze'ev Raz said, before he was talked about by attorney David Hodak... About this piece of the law of Rodef, Ben Death and so on, about Netanyahu.
Prosecutor: Look, let me tell you the following. I think it's a great shame that he said what he said. But if I were in his place, I would have put it in a slightly different way, which may have the same meaning, but I would use slightly different words. I would say that the processes that are happening, that's also what I said a few minutes ago. It could end in a civil war, period... Now, if it's a war, what happens in a war?... In a war, unpleasant things happen, including the use of weapons, it could happen... Ze'ev shouldn't have said what he said, it's a shame. It's also urging. Listen, these are the best people around us. It's a shame that they stumbled on their tongues. But it's just a testament to their language. And that's compared to the things that certain people in the body that is working against us, it's nothing. Come on, what, what, so they, okay, said something nonsense... But listen, you asked me why I joined this petition of the people of the Israel Security Prize. And why do I think it harms security? If I think that things today could end in a civil war, isn't that a blow to Israel's security?