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Netanyahu Corruption Trial Judges Aim for Verdict Within Two Years
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First reported by Maariv · 20 hours ago
What happened
The corruption trial of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has resumed in Tel Aviv, with judges aiming to deliver a verdict by 2028. The court plans to expedite proceedings by holding witness testimonies five times a week after the upcoming holidays.
- 01Netanyahu's corruption trial resumed with defense witnesses testifying.
- 02Judges aim to conclude the trial before a judge's retirement in 2028.
- 03Court plans to increase testimony frequency to five times weekly.
- 04Former police investigation head Eran Kamin to testify September 14.
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