Zadorov May Be Acquitted — But the System Still Refuses to Admit Error | Moshe Cohen Eliya
The opening of the investigation into the Ta'ir Rada case illustrates how the system protects its prestige instead of embracing doubt. From the prosecution to the Supreme Court: the real story is not right and…
Assessment
The opening of an investigation into the Rada case, years after Zadorov's possible exoneration, reveals a system more invested in protecting its own prestige than in admitting error. The real divide here is not political but institutional: a culture of power that runs from the prosecution through the Supreme Court. The question is whether this new probe will force that culture to confront its own fallibility, or whether it will be absorbed into the same pattern of defensive self-preservation.