Accepting the request to extend Netanyahu's hearings on the three corruption cases that follow him

"This amendment came to enable Netanyahu's lawyers to present all their appeals," the channel added, citing the Justice Ministry. It is expected that on Wednesday and Thursday, the hearings will discuss the file (4000) while discussing on Sunday and Monday of the files (1000) and (2000) that the hearings will end until the day the Israeli Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit agreed to a request The lawyers' team representing the prime minister-designate Benjamin Netanyahu allocated four days to Netanyahu's hearings in three corruption cases that follow him.

"Netanyahu is expected to plead 10 lawyers at each hearing," it said. It is noteworthy that the file (2000) includes the suspicion that Netanyahu coordinated with the publisher of the newspaper "Yedioth Ahronoth" Noni Moses, to weaken the newspaper "Israel Hume", in return for Netanyahu to receive media coverage in his favor, which is considered a bribe. The dossier (4000) includes the suspicion that Netanyahu provided privileges to the owner of the Hebrew news site “Walah” in exchange for media coverage praising him.