corruption

 JUSTICE MINISTER Yariv Levin and Attorney-General Gali Baharav-Miara attend a farewell ceremony

We just witnessed the Supreme Court's breathtaking hypocrisy

The Supreme Court has failed the most basic test of judiciousness, showing itself to be rash, tone-deaf, and ultimately unaccountable.

(L-R) Sara Netanyahu and A-G Gali Baharav-Miara seen in front of the Lahav 433 headquarters

A-G, State Attorney order investigation into Sara Netanyahu over obstruction of justice

The A-G instructed Police Investigations Unit Lahav 433 to open an investigation without naming Sara Netanyahu or other people involved.

 Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attends a vote on the budget in the Knesset, December 16, 2024

Netanyahu trial day four: Indictment terminology of 'involvement' and 'demands' challenged

Netanyahu’s trial focuses on claims of media bias; the defense is challenging the indictment language.

On third day of PM's trial, wartime difficulties come to forefront

During a war, the conflict is the chief priority, and no doubt the court will suffer this responsibility throughout the testimonial process.

 Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrives at the District Court in Tel Aviv, December 16, 2024

Netanyahu legal team: No reason to contact 'Walla' to promote articles against our narrative

Explanation for PM's request not publicly shared • Prosecution challenges PM's notes legitimacy, Netanyahu responds angrily

 The Walla logo seen next to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the Tel Aviv District Court

Netanyahu's testimony contradicted by Likud ad spending records

Contrary to Netanyahu's testimony, the Likud party invested an estimated NIS 283,300 in advertisements in Walla in January 2015.

By DAVID WERTHEIM
11/12/2024
 Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the Tel Aviv District Court during his testimony in his trial

Netanyahu testimony day two: Don’t accuse me when others said they acted on my behalf

PM argues that his wife, middleman tried to influence Walla on their own.

What happened on day one of Netanyahu's testimony?

PM refutes claims he received illegal gifts • MKs decry "unjust proceedings" • Netanyahu criticizes Obama's policy on Iran

All the key characters in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s trial

The defense is to open its case around four-and-a-half years after the prosecution opened its case and seven years after the investigations started.

 Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses nation at press conference, December 9, 2024.

Defendant No.1: Netanyahu must show leadership by confronting allegations

Netanyahu’s trial risks diverting attention from these pressing matters, as evidenced by recent courtroom tensions and legal wrangling that have dominated headlines.

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