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Next stage of Netanyahu’s corruption trial delayed until February

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Published: 27 November 2020

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Judges allows more time for defence to file response; anti-Netanyahu activists and police discuss arrests in secret; PM and Saudi leader agree on Iran, but normalisation no closer

Next stage of Netanyahu's corruption trial delayed until February (Haaretz)
Judges agree to extend the deadline for Netanyahu's defence team to file a formal response to the indictment against him

In secret meetings, anti-Netanyahu activists and police talk arrests, undercover cops and inflatable submarines (Haaretz)
While the leaders of the regular anti-Netanyahu protests have refused to meet with the police, under the radar, others have meet with Jerusalem station commander Kobi Yaakobi, in an atmosphere of surprising candour

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Netanyahu, MBS concur on Iran, but normalisation no closer (Al-Monitor)
In their briefly secret meeting in Neom, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman agreed on the common threat from Iran, but did not make progress toward normalization.

Israeli Arabs enjoy fruits of normalisation with the Emirates (Al-Monitor)
For some Israeli Arabs the normalisation agreement with the United Arab Emirates opens a range of possibilities for both business and tourism

Photo: Benjamin Netanyahu in court in May (Amit Shabi)
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