Netanyahu's Legal Troubles Intensify Amid War and Scandal

Israeli court mandates Netanyahu to testify in corruption trial, rejecting his delay request despite ongoing conflict.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is required to testify in his corruption trial on December 2, as the court denied his request for a delay.
The court's decision comes amidst Netanyahu's claims of being too occupied with managing Israel's ongoing conflict to prepare his defense.
Netanyahu faces charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust, with allegations of receiving gifts in exchange for political favors.
His Chief of Staff, Tzachi Braverman, is under investigation for allegedly altering official records related to a Hamas attack on October 7.
Critics argue that Netanyahu's legal and political maneuvers are undermining Israeli democracy, while his supporters claim he is the target of a politically motivated campaign.