Tel Aviv, Netanyahu in Court for the New Hearing of His Trial

The Israeli Prime Minister is accused of corruption, fraud and ex officio abuse in three separate cases.

The Prime Minister's 32nd day of testimony in the cases against him began at the Tel Aviv District Court. However, the Prime Minister began his testimony late because MK Moshe Saada's bill seeking to separate the Criminal Investigation Department from the Prosecutor's Office and create a situation in which a criminal investigation could take place without subordination to the police - is causing unrest among many lawyers, and in response, they d…

As first reported by Walla - the attorneys announced sanctions tomorrow following the promotion of the MHA law. The attorneys' committee rejected the request for an exception requested by the team handling Netanyahu's cases. Discussions on the bill, proposed by MK Moshe Saada of the Likud, will begin tomorrow in the Constitution Committee.