Zionist Union chairman Avi Gabbay responded to the WhatsApp correspondence between a representative of the Israel Securities Authority and a judge which allegedly revealed coordination between them before the detention extension hearings in Case 4000.
"A judge who coordinates arrests with the plaintiff - her place is not in court. The president of the Supreme Court did well when she dealt with this harshly, but at the same time we should also remember tonight: the prime minister is suspected of serious bribery in a number of cases," Gabbay said.
"The police have already gathered evidence and recommended that he be tried. And even the conduct of a judge - however improper - will not be able to erase that," he added.