Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was granted special leave on Monday to delay his testimony at Tuesday's trial, citing special circumstances that have led to speculation about an attack on Iran and a hostage deal with Hamas.
Prime Minister Netanyahu testified in his own defense at the trial, mainly calling for better media coverage against a hostile press. His testimony thus far makes the charges seem as false as critics suggest.
But on Monday, the judge announcedhas announced that the prime minister's testimony on Tuesday will be postponed after private consultations with lawyers on both sides, prompting speculation about what that situation might be.
era of israel reported Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz told lawmakers that a hostage deal with Hamas is closer than ever. Hamas still holds 100 Israelis, at least half of whom are still alive.
Hamas became more flexible after US President-elect Donald Trump threatened to “pay in hell” if the hostages were not released by January 20. Defeat of Hezbollah in Lebanon. and the fall of the Assad regime in Syria.
There is also the possibility that Israel, which destroyed Iranian air defenses in response to a ballistic missile attack and destroyed Syria's air defenses last week, may be attempting to attack Iran's nuclear facilities with possible cooperation from the United States. be.
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