JERUSALEM – Benjamin Netanyahu, the first sitting prime minister of Israel to face a criminal trial, is expected to testify for the first time when his
corruption case resumes Tuesday.
The trial, which has been ongoing since May 2020, is scheduled to last for several months, with an appeals process that could further prolong matters. The other two cases allege that Netanyahu attempted to negotiate more favourable coverage in two Israeli media outlets. Netanyahu’s critics insist the legal cases, and the hearings that have taken place so far, will finally serve justice to a highly corrupt politician who will do anything to stay in power.
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