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Netanyahu's corruption trial testimony moved to Tel Aviv, starts next week

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s testimony in his corruption trial will begin on December 10 at the Tel Aviv District Court, following Shin Bet's security recommendations; Jerusalem court partially grants his request to delay proceedings, citing defense unpreparedness

Netael Bandel | 12.03.24

Shin Bet says unsafe for prime minister to testify in Jerusalem court

Security agency shows Jerusalem District Court panel top secret information about threats to Netanyahu; venue moved to Tel Aviv to meet security requirements

Netanel Bendel | 12.02.24

International Criminal Court's (ICC) chief prosecutor Fatou Bensouda (C) holds a press conference in 2018

Is the ICC's case against Netanyahu worse than the Dreyfus affair?

Eugene Kontorovich says the ICC's decision is 'another talking point in a diplomatic war against Israel'

Emily Schrader, ILTV | 11.25.24

New film featuring footage from Netanyahu corruption trial can't be screened in Israel

'The Bibi Files' will be screened at the Toronto International Film Festival, but the material from the corruption trials against the prime minister are under a gag order here at home

Daniel Edelson, New York | 09.03.24

Likud tables bill to split AG authorities

Authors of the bill claim it would increase public trust in the criminal justice system but it could be seen as an efforts to end criminal proceedings in Netanyahu's corruption cases

Sivan Hilaie | 07.26.23

בנימין ושרה נתניהו מגיעים לבית משפט השלום ראשון לציון

Drama in Netanyahu trial: 'You would struggle to prove bribery,' judges tell prosecutors

Presiding judges advise prosecutors to opt for mediation, Channel 13 reports; PM still has to contend with charges of fraud and breach of trust even if bribery charge dropped

Gilad Morag | 06.22.23

AG, Netanyahu attorneys talk road to plea deal

PM's defense team says willing to end proceedings in the corruption trial underway for 3 years, although Baharav-Miara has yet to express an opinion; pending testimony from former close aid turned state witness could prove embarrassing

Tova Zimuky | 04.27.23

Netanyahu: 'I don’t follow my trial'

Testifying in defamation lawsuit against prominent critic, PM expresses frustration with the high volume of negative press coverage he and his family receive ‘on a scale not seen across the Western world’

Gilad Morag | 04.23.23

Netanyahu's corruption trial may be moved to mediation

At the suggestion of a defense lawyer involved in the prime minister's bribery charge, a mediating judge may be assigned if the AG agrees, removing the case from the Jerusalem District Court and conducting closed-door proceedings in an effort to arrive at a plea bargain deal

Tova Tzimuki, Gilad Morag | 03.31.23

Netanyahu to face testimony on gifts received from billionaires

Explainer: Testimony comes as Netanyahu is beginning his campaign to retake the prime minister's office after losing to Naftali Bennett's coalition in the ballot last year; witness seen as credible and knowledgeable after being personally involved in the alleged transactional relations

Tova Zimuky | 07.04.22

Former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit

Attorney general rejects Netanyahu's terms for plea deal

Former PM attorney suggest he will admit to 2 counts of fraud and breach of trust, will be sentenced to community service for less than three months, and will not be barred from running in the next election, Mandelblit claims government corruption must be seen as moral turpitude

Nahum Barnea, Tova Zimuky | 01.13.22

Permits committee shuns Netanyahu's request for legal aid

State Comptroller's panel accepts AG's opinion that NIS 10m donation from U.S. billionaire, who is also a witness in one of PM's corruption cases, could not be accepted under Israeli law

Tova Zimuky | 07.02.20

Will the prime minister please rise and face the court

Analysis: Netanyahu's legal status as a defendant may not be relevant as a majority of MKs recommend him for PM, but the AG, the president and the Supreme Court having all come under attacks from Likud, will have the final word.

Tova Zimuky | 03.03.20

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