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In the past, Netanyahu said he wouldn’t seek to stop his trial. What changed for him? What might have changed for President Herzog? What’s mainly changed with the president is that he’s moving in a more positive direction. He is expected to respond to Netanyahu’s pardon request not with a “yes” or “no,” but with a “yes, but.” I’ll explain. First, there could be a demand that Netanyahu acknowledge at least the facts of the offense. Second, for example, there could be a limit on the prime minister’s term, retiring after one more term or by a set date, or by the next presidential election. Or perhaps there could be a much broader arrangement, although this is much more problematic as it transforms a personal issue into a national one, like general agreements on the judicial system or a state commission of inquiry, and other similar issues. What’s emerged in recent weeks is the feeling that Herzog is more positive about a pardon request, and I’ll quote the president himself: “I previously thought there was much more chance for dialogue between the parties, but I’m disappointed in them. There’s no dialogue between them. 80% of criminal cases in Israel end in plea bargains. It’s precisely this case that's suffocating the country. We can’t even try to reach a plea deal!?” And how exactly is Herzog showing a more positive attitude toward a pardon? For instance, in the fact that he previously said there was no chance for a pardon without Bibi retiring and expressing remorse, but he’s no longer saying that — and while Netanyahu didn’t include those elements in his request, he could still get a pardon. However, his request today contains nothing except willingness to accept one. In reality, it’s more like a request to end Netanyahu’s trial. The word “pardon” doesn't even appear in Netanyahu’s letter to President Herzog. Today’s story is just the beginning. It’s not the end of the process. And don’t be surprised if you see renewed contacts at the President’s Residence for a plea deal, but this time under the president’s supervision.

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