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Netanyahu tells judges he didn't resign because he demands justice

The Zioneer Intelligence DeskUpdated 11:25
Netanyahu tells judges he didn't resign because he demands justice

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TL;DR

In remarks at his trial, Prime Minister Netanyahu told the court he did not resign from office because he demands justice, according to Amit Segal (N12). The statement comes during re-cross-examination as the defense continues its case.

01 · THE DISPATCH

During the ongoing re-cross-examination in his trial, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the presiding judges: "I did not resign because I demand justice." The remark, reported by Amit Segal (N12) on Monday morning, comes as the defense continues to present its case. Netanyahu has repeatedly argued that the charges against him are a politically motivated attempt to force him from office. The court has been pressing for a more efficient pace, as the trial has extended over several years.

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