Netanyahu criminal investigations

Lapid demands criminal probe into Netanyahu aides over October 7 intel distortion

“Taking security discussions, cutting out what’s convenient for you, and then saying you’re just a guest on security matters is something that must not be done," Lapid said.

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Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid speaks at the Knesset on the day of US President Donald Trump's address, amid a U.S.-brokered prisoner-hostage swap and ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, in Jerusalem, October 13, 2025.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks at the Knesset’s 40-signature debate, November 10, 2025.

Netanyahu trial: Court cancels Monday hearing due to ‘urgent diplomatic meeting’

As a result, Netanyahu is now set to testify only on Tuesday and Wednesday, from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. - a shortened schedule confirmed by the court.

|BySARAH BEN-NUN
The Jerusalem Dispatch

Bibi's pardon request rocks Israeli politics, Thanksgiving reflections - podcast

Netanyahu’s pardon bid, Israel’s measles surge, Satmar visit, and Thanksgiving in Jerusalem.

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the Knesset, November 10, 2025.

Netanyahu trial: Court shortens Monday hearing as scheduling changes continue

The latest change follows several recent adjustments to the trial schedule.

|BySARAH BEN-NUN

PM's PR people get first win at Supreme Court over police checking their phones

Ofer Golan and Yonatan Orich are accused of intimidating Sholomo Filber, a key state witness in the Case 4000 against Netanyahu.

DECEMBER 25, 2019ByYONAH JEREMY BOB
The Supreme Court, Jerusalem

Giant billboard in Tel Aviv installed to 'Save Israel's Democracy'

The billboard calls for sweeping reform of the Israeli judicial system in the wake of growing public distrust.

DECEMBER 12, 2019ByDONNA RACHEL EDMUNDS
A billboard in Tel Aviv calls for sweeping judicial reforms, to save Israel's democracy.

Likud: Netanyahu ready to serve only six more months

Blue and White: Netanyahu must say it publicly

DECEMBER 6, 2019ByGIL HOFFMAN
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attends a cabinet meeting, December 2019.