Netanyahu criminal investigations
Netanyahu trial enters five-day-a-week schedule as defense case accelerates
Netanyahu’s corruption trial moved to a five-day weekly schedule as judges push through remaining testimony ahead of the presiding judge’s planned retirement.
Netanyahu to oppose expansion of criminal trial hearing days to five-days-a-week
As his testimony ends, Netanyahu's credibility remains at the heart of his case - analysis
Netanyahu criminal trial: Scheduled Monday hearing canceled due to ‘security reasons’
Netanyahu trial hearing day 33 ends an hour early in Tel Aviv District Court
Netanyahu trial on pause after urgent phone call
Netanyahu at trial: Investigators blackmailed and distorted testimonies to create allegations
Netanyahu testifies in his corruption trial, denies bribery, and claims investigators manipulated witnesses to build their case against him, via 'guilt by association.'
Netanyahu at trial: Political persecution guiding double standards on politician-media relations
While preparing for the trial, Netanyahu noted his belief that he is seen as "an enemy of the people" based on claims by Walla.
State attorney opens criminal investigation into Sara Netanyahu
MK Naama Lazimi's office was informed that the criminal investigation would be opened after her request to investigate the actions of Sara Netanyahu's "Uvda" program.
Shin Bet rules Rosenfeld's 'threat level' is lowered in PMO leak case
Rosenfeld was named as the non-commissioned officer involved in the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) leaked document affair.
'Walla-Akhbar': Netanyahu accuses Walla of pro-Hamas, pro-Iran content at trial
Netanyahu accused Walla's alleged political alignment of pushing for Naftali Bennett.
Netanyahu calls media bribery charges ocean of absurdity in dramatic first day of testimony
Netanyahu also claimed during his testimony that if he had followed the "leftist" way, he would not be on trial.
Netanyahu becomes first PM to testify in own criminal trial - preview
Lawyer Hadad: Prosecution case has collapsed, but we’re proud to present PM testimony
Court rejects ministers’ request to delay Netanyahu trial
The court rejected the ministers' argument that the court’s demands on Netanyahu would “unequivocally” constitute “severe harm to the state's security.”
