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Netanyahu trial may face fresh delay; judges to order revision of indictment

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Published: 8 December 2020

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Court seems set to tell prosecutors to detail gifts allegedly given to PM and his specific requests for better news coverage

Netanyahu trial may face fresh delay as judges hint indictment must be revised (Times of Israel)
Court seems set to tell prosecutors to detail gifts allegedly given to PM, his specific requests for better news coverage; defence says investigators’ actions ‘extremely improper’

Around 30 arrested as thousands protest against Netanyahu in Jerusalem (Haaretz)
Jerusalem court to debate motion to dismiss indictments against Netanyahu Sunday; Tel Aviv protest nixed in hopes of boosting Jerusalem turnout

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Ex-CIA chief: Israel helped kill Bin Laden, Netanyahu is not an ethical man (Haaretz)
As he publishes a dramatic memoir covering nearly 40 years of service to the U.S., former CIA chief John Brennan talks about Netanyahu, Biden – and voting Communist

Photo: Netanyahu's lawyers Boaz Ben Tzur (right) and Amit Hadad (second right) at the Jerusalem District Court for a hearing on December 6 (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)
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