Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s
https://m.jpost.com/breaking-news/article-772899 corruption trial is to resume on Monday after a hiatus of more than two months

Trial was scheduled to continue through Oct, but was stalled after Oct 7, (https://m.jpost.com/arab-israeli-conflict/article-776318) when Israel’s courts were working on an emergency basis following the attack by Hamas against the Israeli southern communities opposite Gaza. As courts returned regular activity in December, Netanyahu’s trial continues despite the war

Monday’s court session will begin with testimony from Detective Eran Buchnik from Lahav 433, who investigated Netanyahu’ corruption case. Following Buchnik, the court is to hear testimony from Detective Dotan Malichi and Israel Securities Authority investigator Lior Shpitz

Some 50 more witnesses are still lined up to testify in the trial, which has been ongoing for four years

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