Case 4000

 The Walla logo seen next to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the Tel Aviv District Court

Netanyahu's testimony contradicted by Likud ad spending records

Contrary to Netanyahu's testimony, the Likud party invested an estimated NIS 283,300 in advertisements in Walla in January 2015.

By DAVID WERTHEIM
11/12/2024
 Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the Tel Aviv District Court during his testimony in his trial

Netanyahu testimony day two: Don’t accuse me when others said they acted on my behalf

PM argues that his wife, middleman tried to influence Walla on their own.

 Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses nation at press conference, December 9, 2024.

Body language expert determines if Netanyahu told truth during press conference

Netanyahu’s measured gestures and incongruent eye movements were inconsistent with the gravity of his statements.

By LIAT SCHNEIDER
10/12/2024

Netanyahu finally gets to speak directly to the judges

He will dominate the next month...until Prosecution cross-examines him

 Prime Minister Benjamin Netnayahu highlighted in an edited photo from December 10, 2024

Netanyahu trial drama: Defendant no. 1 or prime minister?

"Jerusalem Post's" Yonah Jeremy Bob recounts the top moments from the frantic testimony of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

 The Walla logo seen next to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the Tel Aviv District Court

'Walla-Akhbar': Netanyahu accuses Walla of pro-Hamas, pro-Iran content at trial

Netanyahu accused Walla's alleged political alignment of pushing for Naftali Bennett.

Likud lawmakers attend Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's trial at the Tel Aviv District Court

Likud ministers, MKs decry 'unjust' proceedings in Netanyahu trial

Many of the ministers and MKs spoke to media set up outside the courthouse, and issued sharp criticism of Israel’s law enforcement and judicial system.

Netanyahu submits new request to limit testimony, court rules will not be broadcast live

Netanyahu, in his request, added that he has a "busy schedule" due to security meetings and contact with officials abroad.

Court agrees to delay Netanyahu trial testimony to Dec. 10

The ruling came in response to a request by the prime minister’s attorneys to delay the testimony by 15 days.

 Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seen at the District Court in Jerusalem after a testimony

Netanyahu to testify in public corruption trials from December

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will testify after he had initially asked to push off his testimony due to the Gaza war.

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