JFeed
Jfeed Staff |
Netanyahu requests court not increase trial hearings to five days a week
Prime Minister Netanyahu appeared in court to request that hearings in his trial not be increased to five days a week, citing concerns over excessive pressure on the defense. His attorney, Amit Hadad, warned that no trial except the Eichmann trial has run five days a week, and that such a schedule would force the defense to work on Shabbat and holidays. Hadad stated the defense would be unable to manage the workload, arguing it would actually prolong the trial by forcing witnesses to testify without preparation. He said there is "absolutely no chance" the trial will conclude before March 2028, when presiding judge Friedman-Feldman is set to retire.
Unmissable content

"He does not decide for me": President Trump Rejects Netanyahu Opposition to Potential F35 Sales to Turkey
Eliana Fleming|
Prime Minister Office Rejects Claims: Israeli Officials Deny Conditions Were Attached to Washington Meeting
Eliana Fleming|
Pre Summit Terms Established: Washington Links IDF Regional Redeployment to Lebanon Sovereignty Restoration
Eliana Fleming|
Also of Interest

Maritime Intelligence Data Released: Commercial Shipping Tracking Reveals Near Absolute Iranian Control Over Strait of Hormuz Traffic
Eliana Fleming|
Gulf Diplomacy Reports Progress: Mediators Note Significant Progress in US Iran Negotiations
JFeed|
Houthis Claim Responsibility for Attack on Saudi Oil Facilities
Ariel Sharfer, Srugim|
