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Netanyahu Ends Testimony, Says Investigators Sought to “Find a Person”
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By יערה זרד
First reported by Behadrei Haredim · Jun 24, 2026
What happened
Benjamin Netanyahu finished testifying in his criminal trial after 1.5 years and 98 hearings, the longest such testimony in Israel. In his closing remarks, he accused investigators of trying to build a case against him through an extensive, destructive campaign and urged the judges to reveal the truth and do justice.
- 01Netanyahu completed 1.5 years of testimony, spanning 98 court sessions.
- 02The article says it is the longest testimony by a criminal defendant in Israel.
- 03He accused investigators of running an enormous campaign to target him personally.
- 04Netanyahu said no bribes or favorable regulation were found, only a manufactured case.
- 05He told judges, “The decision is in your hands.”
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