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."
Netanyahu trial to end early after PM receives sealed envelope
Police bet on Netanyahu quitting, witnesses sue for torture, new documentary alleges
Netanyahu wanted advisor of Germany's Angela Merkel to be fired, investigation finds - report
State to indict 2 top Netanyahu aides, ex-navy commander in Case 3000
Attorney-General Mandelblit and Justice Minister Ohana continue to fight over Shai Nitzan successor.
Donald Trump vs. Benjamin Netanyahu: Like birds of a feather ...
“They weren’t looking to get the truth, they were looking to get me,” the PM said.
Liberman to ‘Post’ – I hope Netanyahu is acquitted
Before Thursday's indictment announcement, he said that “it for my concern for our state, for all our people; the best solution is a happy ending with Bibi’s criminal case."
Concerns at Prosecutor's Office: Bribe clause may be removed from Case 4000
The hearing on Case 4000 suggests that the U.S. attorneys brought in to negate the relationship between positive coverage of the PM and the bribery offense managed to affect decisions.
Prime Minister Netanyahu's pre-indictment hearings end
The final indictment decision will be delivered by mid-December.
Submarine Affair breaks back into political calendar with a splash
Ganor himself was originally the key state's witness in the affair, providing incriminating information against many of the prime minister's top aides.
Netanyahu’s narrative on corruption cases -Analysis
A guide to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's expected responses to the claims in Cases 3000 and 4000
Former generals call for national inquiry into submarine corruption
“This is likely the biggest corruption and mismanagement case in this country's history,” said former national security advisor Uzi Arad.
Ex-Mossad Chief Pardo: PM lied about why he green-lighted submarine sale
On Sunday, Attorney-General Avichai Mandelblit published a letter denying that Netanyahu had told him the secret about why he green-lighted Germany’s desire to sell submarines to Egypt.
Court releases state’s witness Miki Ganor to house arrest
Ganor will be kept under 24-hour surveillance, is prohibited from contact with others in the case and cannot leave the country.