The judges in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Thousands Files case, who announced that he will testify three times a week starting in November, have ordered an examination of whether the testimony can be held at the courthouse in Beit Shemesh. They noted that the possibility of hearing the testimony in the Jerusalem district was examined, and that the judicial hall in Beit Shemesh emerged as one that might meet the security requirements. The professional authorities are required to announce their position by August 20.
Court considering holding Netanyahu's testimony in Beit Shemesh courthouse
Netael Bandel|
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