Prime minister bangs on table, bristles at being told to speed up testimony, says should receive time to counter the charges in detail, accuses prosecution of 'ruining his life' The post Netanyahu fumes at court in corruption trial testimony;

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wasn't interested in a 2015 interview with Walla because he saw the outlet as oppositional, the Israeli leader said at his Monday corruption trial testimony, explaining that former aide and state's witness Nir Hefetz had convinced him otherwise.

Netanyahu denies any wrongdoing, calling the charges a politically motivated "witch hunt" by a biased legal system and a hostile media

Israelis protested outside the district court in Tel Aviv on Monday (March 10) where Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was testifying in his long-running corruption case. Dressed in orange jumpsuits and holding mock dollar bills,

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