Ynet learns senior criminal defense lawyer met with police and ISA officials several times last week on Hefetz’s behalf to discuss conditions of state’s witness agreement in Bezeq corruption affair; prime minister’s former media advisor, who was detained for two weeks in Case 4000, has so far denied all allegations against him.The Israel Police and Israel Securities Authority are holding talks with Nir Hefetz, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s former media advisor, in a bid to turn him into a state’s witness in the Bezeq corruption investigation known as Case 4000.
