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Netanyahu s exprime sur l accord iranien, Biden, Trump, la pandémie, son procès
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Netanyahu on Biden s Iran strategy: It s a mistake to rely solely on agreements
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Raoul Wootliff is the The Times of Israel s political correspondent.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrives a hearing in his corruption case at the Jerusalem District Court, February 8, 2021. (Reuven Kastro/Pool)
The Jerusalem District Court announced Monday night that it was postponing the evidentiary stage of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s corruption trial until April 5, ceding to a request by the premier’s legal team for the proceedings to start after the March 23 elections.
Hearings will be held three times a week, from Monday through Wednesday, from 9 a.m. until 3:30 p.m., the court said.
At the same time, the judges in the case rejected a demand by Netanyahu’s attorneys to cancel the criminal indictments against the premier over the attorney general’s apparent failure to approve the criminal investigations in writing.
Netanyahu formally pleads not guilty in 2nd court appearance of corruption trial
With hundreds of protesters outside, PM arrives early for hearing, then leaves with permission; defense seeks 3-4 month delay to start of evidentiary stage; elections 6 weeks away
Times of Israel: Under heavy security and after several delays due to the coronavirus lockdown, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived Monday morning at the Jerusalem District Court for a much-anticipated hearing in his corruption trial, focusing on his and other defendants’ response to the indictments and kicking off the intensified evidentiary phase of the trial.
After formally denying the charges against him and receiving permission from the judges to leave, Netanyahu stood up some 20 minutes into the discussion, thanked the bench and left the court. Unlike during the opening of his trial last year, the premier made no statement to the media before or after his court appearance, nor did he make any statement online.