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10 March 202022.12 The Jerusalem court has rejected Netanyahu's request to postpone the trial for 45 days, which is expected to begin on 17 March. The defense of the premier had motivated the move with the fact that he had not yet been able to consult the evidence against him and that this would have taken longer. The trial will therefore begin as planned: the prime minister is accused of corruption, fraud and abuse of power.Netanyahu on trial although premier
2020-03-10T21:22:18.585Z
22.12 The Jerusalem court rejected Netanyahu's request to postpone his trial for 45 days, which is expected to begin on March 17. The defense of the premier had motivated the move with the fact that he had not yet been able to consult the evidence against him and that this would have taken longer. The trial will therefore begin as planned: the prime minister is accused of corruption, fraud and abuse of power.
Source: rainews