Israeli Prime Minister in Court for 65th Time on Corruption Charges

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attended a trial session in Tel Aviv’s District Court, marking the 65th session regarding his corruption case, particularly Case 4000, where he faces bribery charges involving Bezeq’s Shaul Elovitch. Netanyahu has submitted a request for presidential pardon but faces opposition without an admission of guilt. He also contends with charges from the International Criminal Court related to war crimes in Gaza. Netanyahu denies all allegations while continuing his political career.

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