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With Netanyahu in Court Israelis Say He Shouldn't be The Next PM - Vimarsana News

With Netanyahu in Court Israelis Say He Shouldn't be The Next PM

With Netanyahu in Court Israelis Say He Shouldn't be The Next PM Published April 6th, 2021 - 07:07 GMT Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (C) leaves the courtroom at district court in Jerusalem on April 5, 2021, during his corruption trial. Abir SULTAN / POOL / AFP Highlights Corruption trial resumes for Israeli PM. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu returned to a Jerusalem court on Monday for his corruption trial, as political leaders weigh in on whether he should be in charge of forming a new coalition government after the fourth election in two years. Netanyahu faces m...

Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu returns to court to face corruption charges - Vimarsana News

Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu returns to court to face corruption charges

Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu returns to court to face corruption charges By (0) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emerges from the courtroom on Monday during a hearing in his corruption trial at Jerusalem District Court in Salah El-Din, East Jerusalem, Israel, Photo by Abir Sultan/UPI/Pool | License Photo Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seen on Monday during a hearing during his corruption trial at Jerusalem District Court in Salah El-Din, East Jerusalem, Israel, Photo by Abir Sultan/UPI/Pool | License Photo Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets with his lega...

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Netanyahu, media tycoon say favorable coverage was driven by ideology, not bribery - Vimarsana News

Netanyahu, media tycoon say favorable coverage was driven by ideology, not bribery

Play audio 1XChange playback rate from 1 to 1 Mute audio The two attorneys presented their response to the indictment to the Jerusalem District Court on Monday morning, in which they told the court that they were rebutting the charges against them, and that acceding to Netanyahu’s requests from the Walla website they owned was not part of a bribery transaction, but an attempt to balance slanted media coverage. Netanyahu’s attorneys also claim that his appeals to Elovitch stemmed from ideological reasons, in an attempt to change the character of Israeli media. “One could say that the med...