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Netanyahu trial to start next week after court rejects postponement bid

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Published: 13 March 2020

Last updated: 4 March 2024

PM had sought 45-day postponement from March 17 date; attorney-general says it’s important to resolve the remaining disputes and set a schedule

Court rejects Netanyahu bid to postpone trial, requires him to attend next week (Times of Israel)
PM had sought 45-day postponement; will have to be present at the Jerusalem District Court when charges are read out on March 17

Court rejects Netanyahu's request to postpone opening of trial (Jerusalem Post)
The attorney-general said it was important to hold the first hearing to resolve the remaining disputes and set a schedule for the rest of the trial
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