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Tense Court Clash Over What Belongs in the Record in Netanyahu’s Case 2000 Testimony
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First reported by Now 14 · Jun 17, 2026
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During Netanyahu’s testimony in Case 2000, defense lawyers and prosecutors clashed over whether the state is introducing a new bribery theory. The court hearing in Tel Aviv focused on disputed transcript fragments, Walla-related evidence, and what version of the facts will remain in the record.
- 01Defense lawyers said prosecutors are inventing a new theory of bribery during testimony.
- 02The dispute centered on paragraph 44 of the indictment and alleged “tying” of favors.
- 03Prosecutors said the indictment already describes Netanyahu’s dealings with Noni Mozes.
- 04Lawyers argued over Walla evidence, transcript reading, and how to complete the factual picture.
- 05Netanyahu said he does not understand the legal rules he is being forced to navigate.
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