Minister Ze'ev Elkin arrived on Wednesday to testify as a defense witness in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial, Case 2000. According to N12, Elkin is mentioned in the indictment regarding the promotion of a softened Israel Hayom law, which the prosecution alleges was the bribe offered by Arnon Mozes. The prosecution did not call Elkin as a witness, and he became a defense witness.
Minister Ze'ev Elkin arrived on Wednesday to testify as a defense witness in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial, Case 2000. According to N12, Elkin is mentioned in the indictment regarding the promotion of a softened Israel Hayom law, which the prosecution alleges was the bribe offered by Arnon Mozes. The prosecution did not call Elkin as a witness, and he became a defense witness. Earlier today, The Zioneer reported that Elkin was expected to testify. The trial, which began in 2020, has seen Netanyahu's own testimony conclude in June after 98 sessions.
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