Case 3000

Netanyahu 'thinking about' Trump's pardon request, not afraid of Mamdani's arrest threat

In an interview with Erin Molan on her podcast, "The Erin Molan Show", Netanyahu said that the cases against him "hurt both American and Israeli interests."

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrives to the courtroom at the Distrcit court in Tel Aviv, before the start of his testimony in the trial against him, October 28, 2025.
 Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu testifies in his trial, December 10, 2024 (illustrative)

Netanyahu trial to end early after PM receives sealed envelope

 PRIME MINISTER Benjamin Netanyahu appears at the Tel Aviv District Court last month before testifying in the trial against him. He will not resign before the next scheduled election, the writer maintains.

Police bet on Netanyahu quitting, witnesses sue for torture, new documentary alleges

 ANGELA MERKEL, then German chancellor, arrives with her spokesman Steffen Seibert for a news conference after a meeting with governors of former East German states at the Chancellery in Berlin, in 2020.

Netanyahu wanted advisor of Germany's Angela Merkel to be fired, investigation finds - report


Netanyahu trial: Witness testimony to kick off after elections

Netanyahu’s legal defense team was able to get the trial postponed, claiming that it would be an unfair influence on the elections.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, wearing a face mask, looks on while standing inside the court room as his corruption trial opens at the Jerusalem District Court  May 24, 2020.

Netanyahu's trial reconvenes with a pandemic raging – what can we expect?

Can the fact that we are in an election period disrupt the trial? • How long will the proceedings take? • What about the immunity of public figures?

PRIME MINISTER Benjamin Netanyahu with members of his legal team at the beginning of his corruption trial at the Jerusalem District Court in May.

Nationwide protests against Netanyahu continue for 30th consecutive week

Protesters in Ness Ziona reported suffering verbal and physical assaults by Netanyahu's supporters in the city.

Protests against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem, Saturday, January 16, 2020.

German prosecutor closes bribery investigation into Submarine Affair

"There is no sufficient suspicion of criminal offenses against specific domestic persons," a spokesperson for the Bochum Public Prosecution Office said.

WILL THE Submarine Affair eventually sink Netanyahu?

Lawyer for Netanyahu tried to ambush judges in his trial - report

Roth explained that the goal of the operation would be either to cause a mistrial or at least to draw a cloud down over the credibility of the trial.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Lawyers Boaz Ben Zur and Amit Hadad arrive to the District Court in Jerusalem for a court hearing as part of the trial of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, on December 1, 2020.

Members of committee investigating Submarine Affair announce resignation

The committee was formed by Gantz in November to investigate Netanyahu and his role in Case 3000.

WILL THE Submarine Affair eventually sink Netanyahu?

Anti-Netanyahu submarines sail the Yarkon as protest statue re-erected

The statue depicts an anti-Netanyahu protester waving the Israeli flag as he is blasted by a police water cannon.

Investigate Now protesters call for the investigation of Case 3000 against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by sailing prop submarines on the Yarkon River.

Anti-Netanyahu protesters: Demonstrations to increase during elections

"This is a struggle for Israel's soul."

Anti-Netanyahu protesters gather outside of the Prime Minister's Residence.

A-G to Gantz: Pause Case 3000 probe until I make sure it's okay

The Submarine Affair is an ongoing scandal involving a multi-billion dollar submarine deal with Germany’s ThyssenKrupp AG conglomerate over several years.

PRIME MINISTER Benjamin Netanyahu and Attorney-General Avichai Mandelblit talk at the Prime Minister’s Office in Jerusalem in 2015.

Committee investigating Submarine Affair to begin proceedings Tuesday

The commission is investigating the procurement of submarines and naval vessels from the German shipbuilder ThyssenKrupp.

The Dolphin-class submarine first entered service in 2000