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Court rejects Netanyahu's request to shorten testimony for cabinet meeting
Prime Minister Netanyahu requested to shorten his court testimony tomorrow by approximately three hours in order to attend a cabinet meeting. The court rejected his request, requiring him to proceed with the full testimony as scheduled.
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