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Former Netanyahu aide testifies in ex-PM's corruption trial : Rashtra News A one-time confidante to Benjamin Netanyahu began testifying against him Monday in the former Israeli prime minister's corruption trial in Jerusalem. Nir Hefetz, a former spokesman for Netanyahu, is a key prosecution witness expected to deliver critical testimony in the trial, which revolves around

A recent analysis says "only a small minority of the posts published on [Yair's social media] are those that can be defined as 'information' and not as political propaganda for internal purposes."

Communication Minister Karhi's proposed media reform is a terrifying attack on the independence of Israeli news outlets

NATIONAL AFFAIRS: Ahead of the release of his new book, the former aide to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu talks about the Mossad, IDF chiefs, the previous A-G, Putin, Japan, the trial

Office director Yossi Shelley said to initially refuse to extend term of Shlomit Barnea Farago, seen as premier's adversary; backtracks after being told it is akin to firing her

The New Communications Minister Plans to Shut Israel's Public Broadcaster Among Other Media Authorities and Supervisory Bodies The New Government Also Aims to Block Publication of 'Sensitive Information'

To prevent Netanyahu being elected again as PM, the political Left structured a set of unfounded criminal cases that had no basis. It was a failure.

Lador added that he doesn't see a way for Netanyahu to be acquitted in Case 4000.

By CAROLINE GLICK On Thursday night, with sunken faces, Channel 13’s legal correspondents delivered the news: The judges presiding over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s trial for bribery and breach of trust had told the prosecutors and defense attorney last week that the prosecutors have not prov

Netanyahu is accused of having engaged in fraud and breach of trust for meeting with Mozes about advancing legislation to cripple his news competitor in exchange for positive coverage.