Jerusalem District Court cut the amount weekly trial testimonies from three to two, citing political and security complexities, while the prosecution objects to the reduction.
The prosecution said on Sunday that Netanyahu had said repeatedly that he would be able to continue as prime minister and defendant.
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Netanyahu testifies in his corruption trial, denies bribery, and claims investigators manipulated witnesses to build their case against him, via 'guilt by association.'
The IFA plans to collaborate closely with the Israel Police to pursue immediate indictments against those implicated.
Since the beginning of the Israeli prime minister's taking of the stand in the midst of the October 7 War, the proceedings have stumbled and halted repeatedly.
The Supreme Court has failed the most basic test of judiciousness, showing itself to be rash, tone-deaf, and ultimately unaccountable.
The A-G instructed Police Investigations Unit Lahav 433 to open an investigation without naming Sara Netanyahu or other people involved.
Netanyahu’s trial focuses on claims of media bias; the defense is challenging the indictment language.
During a war, the conflict is the chief priority, and no doubt the court will suffer this responsibility throughout the testimonial process.
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