Netanyahu’s Testimony in the Corruption Cases Is Set to End Today
Attorney Amit Hadad, who represents Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, told a hearing at the Tel Aviv District Court that he will finish the re-examination today. That means Netanyahu’s testimony in the so-called “thousand cases” will come to an end today.
The announcement was made during proceedings at the Tel Aviv District Court, where Netanyahu’s testimony has been taking place in the corruption cases known in Hebrew as the “cases of the thousands.” No other details were provided in the brief report about the substance of the testimony or the next procedural steps.
Hadad’s statement indicates that the current phase of Netanyahu’s time on the witness stand is concluding immediately. The report does not say whether the court will hear additional witnesses or when the case will move to its next stage.
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