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Netanyahu tells judge he is innocent of corruption charges

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Published: 9 February 2021

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Less than half an hour after the hearing started in Jerusalem, Netanyahu stood, thanked the court and then left the room, without objections from the judges

Netanyahu's corruption trial resumes weeks before Israeli election (Guardian)
PM alleged to have accepted gifts from billionaires and traded favours with media and telecoms moguls

Israel's Netanyahu enters plea in court in corruption trial (BBC)

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pleads not guilty to corruption charges (CNN)

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Prominent activist injured in clashes at anti-Netanyahu rally (Times of Israel)
Asaf Agmon, a retired Air Force general, is hospitalized in Jerusalem; police, demonstrators trade blame for incident

Thousands of Israelis protest in front of Netanyahu's residence in Jerusalem (Haaretz)
Israelis and Palestinians march from the East Jerusalem neighbourhood of Silwan to join the 33rd week of protests against Netanyahu

Photo: Netanyahu and his defence attorney in court on Monday (Reuters)
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