Netanyahu says former aides were forced to lie under oath
Netanyahu corruption trial resumes after month-long pause • Netanyahu asks judges to be more considerate of health, responsibilities
Netanyahu denies discussing personal matters with Nir Hefetz
Netanyahu says former aides were forced to lie in testimony
Haddad says judges didn't examine Netanyahus testimony close enough
Netanyahu slams Walla as 'fake news' and 'Walla Hamas'
Netanyahu trial goes on recess for lunch
Netanyahu's defense attacks prosecution's theory Netanyahu bribed media
PM Netanyahu given brief break from corruption trial
Netanyahu says relationship with media outlets not out of ordinary
Netanyahu urges judges to to take greater consideration of his health, leadership responsibilities
Netanyahu corruption trial testimony begins anew after illness
- Netanyahu faces three cases against him: case 4000, case 2000, and case 1000.
- Most of the testimony so far has related to case 4000
- Case 4000 accuses Netanyahu of bribery in an alleged scheme with co-defendants Shaul and Iris Elovitch to exchange positive news coverage on Walla for Netanyahu’s implementation of policies favorable to Elovitch’s Bezeq telecommunications.
- Case 2000 alleges that Netanyahu sought to weaken the newspaper Yisrael Hayom with legislation in return for positive coverage from publisher Arnon Mozes's Yediot Aharonot.
- In Case 1000, Netanyahu is alleged to have received expensive gifts in return for furthering the interests of businessman Arnon Milchan.
