According to the request, Prime Minister Netanyahu invited Bolsonaro to come to Israel with his family between May 12 and 18, exactly when the State of Israel will celebrate Memorial Day and Independence Day. “It is essential to emphasize that the confirmation of the existence of this trip does not jeopardize the investigation, especially considering the obligations that have already been established, and which require the presence of the petitioner upon his return from Israel,” the lawyers noted, adding that Bolsonaro is also willing that the return of the passport be “temporary.”
According to reports, the request by Bolsonaro’s lawyers was submitted on March 25, the exact day the New York Times revealed that the former president spent two days in the Hungarian embassy in Brazil, between February 12 and 14, immediately after his passport was confiscated.