Israeli Court Denies Netanyahu's Request to Limit Testimony in Corruption Trial

The Prime Minister will testify three days a week starting Tuesday, as judges find no justification for reduced schedule.

Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial testimony is set to begin on Tuesday and will occur three times a week in six-hour sessions.
The Jerusalem District Court rejected Netanyahu's request to reduce the frequency of his testimony, citing no compelling reason to alter the schedule.
Netanyahu's legal team argued for fewer sessions, citing his responsibilities related to ongoing conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon.
The trial involves charges of fraud, breach of trust, and bribery in three separate cases, with allegations of trading favors with media moguls and wealthy associates.
Netanyahu denies all charges and has repeatedly sought to delay his testimony in the years-long legal proceedings.