Knesset Member Moshe Saada has publicly claimed a widespread effort to silence a key state witness in the ongoing “Submarine Affair” scandal. Saada alleges that multiple parties are invested in preventing the witness, referred to as “the handler,” from speaking freely. He suggests that if she testifies, it will reveal a network of individuals aware of and complicit in the alleged wrongdoing. Saada questioned the motives of former State Prosecutor Shai Nitzan, specifically asking why the system is so determined to control this witness's testimony. He implies a potential cover-up reaching high levels of power, with all involved seeking to avoid exposure. The situation raises questions about the independence of the investigation and the pursuit of justice in the case. Saada's statements indicate a belief that powerful figures are actively obstructing the truth.