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1.5 years, 98 hearings: Netanyahu's testimony in his graft trial comes to an end
Netanyahu first took the witness stand on December 10, 2024. The legal proceedings have stretched over six years, and nearly a decade has passed since Case 2000 began, which accused Netanyahu of negotiating favorable news with Yedioth Ahronoth. The prime minister described it as 'a decade of hell'
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ynetnews.com
Netanyahu completes testimony in corruption trial after 98 hearings
PM concludes testimony in his ongoing trial, where he faces charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust, telling the court he had endured '10 years of hell'
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jpost.com
Benjamin Netanyahu finishes defense testimony in court hearing process | The Jerusalem Post
Traveling between the courthouse, security briefings, and a frayed coalition, Netanyahu attended 98 testimonies to hear his defense against the charges of bribery, fraud, and…
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infobae.com
Netanyahu concluyó su testimonio en los tres casos de corrupción tras 18 meses y 98 audiencias ante un tribunal de Tel Aviv
Las vistas continuarán con testigos pendientes, pese a que el jefe de Gobierno ya declaró en los expedientes por fraude, abuso de confianza y soborno, que se tramitan desde 2020 y…
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haaretz.com
1.5 years, 98 hearings: Netanyahu's testimony in his graft trial comes to an end
Netanyahu first took the witness stand on December 10, 2024. The legal proceedings have stretched over six years, and nearly a decade has passed since Case 2000 began, which…
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middleeastmonitor.com
Netanyahu’s corruption case testimony concludes after 98 hearings
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s corruption trial testimony concluded Wednesday after 98 court hearings spanning one-and-a-half years, with the Israeli premier…
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Netanyahu’s credibility will shape rest of trial as PM finishes testimony | The Jerusalem Post
The immediate next stages are remaining defense evidence, summaries, and then judgment, with the judges having three versions of the same broader story.