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Netanyahu requests presidential pardon in corruption trial

Netanyahu Asks Israel’s President to Pardon Him in Corruption Cases

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel asked its president on Sunday to pardon him in his long-running corruption trial, a request that the president called “extraordinary” and that critics said ...

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What to know about Netanyahu's request for a pardon in corruption trial

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu submits formal request for pardon in long-running corruption trial

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Netanyahu asks for Presidential pardon: Cases against him, and what next

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday (November 30) asked the country’s president to grant him a pardon in the corruption charges he is facing, weeks after US President Donald Trump wrot...

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Netanyahu seeks pardon to end 6-year corruption case, says Israel ‘faces enormous challenges’ and trial ‘tears us apart’

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Israeli PM Netanyahu requests pardon in ongoing corruption trial

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Israel PM Netanyahu seeks presidential pardon in years long corruption trial

Opposition leader Yair Lapid said Netanyahu should not receive a pardon unless he admits guilt, expresses remorse and steps away from political life.

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Benjamin Netanyahu Submits 'Pardon Request' To Israeli President Over Corruption Cases

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Will Netanyahu be pardoned?

Inside Benjamin Netanyahu’s pardon gamble: What it means for Israel’s courts, politics and war-time leadership

Benjamin Netanyahu seeks an unprecedented presidential pardon during his ongoing corruption trial, triggering legal backlash, dividing Israeli politics, testing court authority and raising questions over accountability,

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Former Netanyahu Lawyer Says No Pardon for Premier Without Admission of Guilt

Micah Fettman, a former attorney for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, told Channel 12 that the pardon request the premier submitted to President Isaac Herzog on Sunday could only be considered if Netanyahu were to admit guilt. “A pardon is given to an offender – that’s what the law stipulates,” said Micah Fettman in an interview.