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Netanyahu Opposes Court’s Plan to Increase Trial Frequency in Corruption Case

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Netanyahu Opposes Court’s Plan to Increase Trial Frequency in Corruption Case
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דווח לראשונה בChannel 13 · Jun 28, 2026

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu opposed the Jerusalem District Court’s plan to hold his corruption trial five days a week, arguing it would hinder his defense. The court reaffirmed its recommendation to drop the bribery charge against him. Netanyahu called the trial a political persecution, while prosecutors criticized his courtroom attacks. The trial continues with the defense phase underway.

  • 01Netanyahu opposes court’s decision to hold trial five days a week after High Holidays.
  • 02Defense lawyers warn accelerated schedule prevents proper defense and disrupts their work.
  • 03Judges reaffirm June 2023 recommendation to drop bribery charge against Netanyahu.
  • 04Netanyahu calls trial a political persecution and accuses prosecution of misconduct.
  • 05Prosecutor protests Netanyahu’s courtroom attacks but agrees daily hearings are difficult.
  • 06Trial resumed in Jerusalem after temporary move to Tel Aviv; defense phase ongoing.

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Netanyahu's Lawyer Opposes Court Proposal to Hold Five-Day Weekly Trial SessionsJun 29, 2026Netanyahu trial to move to five hearings a week after the holidaysJun 24, 2026Jerusalem Court Judges Maintain Recommendation to Drop Bribery Charge Against NetanyahuJun 29, 2026Netanyahu asked to attend Sunday hearing, but judges moved it to MondayJun 26, 2026Netanyahu Testifies in Tel Aviv as Judges Reject Request to Shorten HearingJun 16, 2026Netanyahu’s Trial Has Become an Extraordinary, Year-Long TestimonyJun 24, 2026