Case Against Netanyahu

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  Israel PM Deserves "Death Sentence", War Crimes Case Insufficient: Iran's Supreme Leader

  Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Monday that a war crimes case against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the Gaza war was insufficient and that he deserved a "death sentence".

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  Corruption Trial Against Israel PM Netanyahu Resumes Amid War With Gaza

  Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial resumed on Monday, despite the country's continuing war against Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

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  Israel's Netanyahu Wins Defamation Case Against Ex-PM Ehud Olmert

  Israel's prime-minister designate Benjamin Netanyahu won his lawsuit against ex-premier Ehud Olmert on Monday, with a Tel Aviv judge ruling Olmert defamed the Netanyahu family by branding them mentally ill.

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  Pegasus Spyware: Lawyers in Benjamin Netanyahu Trial Say No Illegal Phone Surveillance Found

  Prosecutors in the high-profile corruption case against former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that police have found no unlawful use of phone surveillance technology against witnesses in the trial.

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  Benjamin Netanyahu Lashes Out At "Ludicrous" Graft Charges Amid Trial

  Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived at a Jerusalem court Sunday for the start of his long-delayed corruption trial, rejecting the "ludicrous" charges against him and declaring he was facing the hearing "with my head held high."

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  Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu Defiant After Corruption Indictment

  Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday became the country's first prime minister to be indicted in office, on corruption charges, but defiantly condemned the "coup" against him and vowed to hold onto power.

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  Benjamin Netanyahu Faces Corruption Allegations Amid Fight To Stay In Power

  Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's lawyers arrived for his pre-indictment hearing on corruption allegations on Wednesday and pledged to convince prosecutors to drop the cases against him.

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  Benjamin Netanyahu's Close Aide Agrees To Testify Against Him In Corruption Case

  One of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's closest confidants has agreed to testify against him in a graft probe, Israeli police said Wednesday, in a fresh threat to his long tenure.

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  Benjamin Netanyahu Confidants Named As Suspects In New Corruption Case

  Israeli police said on Tuesday that two associates of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu were suspected of offering a judge promotion in return for closing a criminal case against the premier's wife.

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  Benjamin Netanyahu Should Be Charged With Corruption, Say Israeli Police

  Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should be indicted in two corruption cases, police recommended Tuesday, ramping up pressure on the leader who has served more than a decade in office.

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  File Charges Against Benjamin Netanyahu For Bribery, Fraud: Israel Police

  Israeli police on Tuesday recommended that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu be indicted in two cases of alleged corruption after a long-running probe in a move set to shake the country's politics.

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  Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Goes On Offensive Against 'Fake News'

  Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday went on the offensive against "fake news" in the Israeli media implicating him in alleged corruption cases.

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  Benjamin Netanyahu Wins Libel Case Over Claim That Wife Kicked Him Out Of Car

  Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara won a libel suit on Sunday against an Israeli journalist who claimed that she once kicked her husband out of their car during an argument.

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  Benjamin Netanyahu Says Wrongdoing Allegations Will Turn Out To Be Fiction

  Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday denied allegations of wrongdoing published by local media outlets, who say the attorney-general will launch a criminal investigation against the prime minister next week.

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  John Kerry Cautions Israel Not to Undercut Iran Diplomacy as Talks Resume

  U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry quietly cautioned Israel not to undercut nuclear negotiations with Iran that resumed on Monday as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu prepared to make the case in Washington against the diplomacy.