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Netanyahu testifies in his corruption trial, denies bribery, and claims investigators manipulated witnesses to build their case against him, via 'guilt by association.'

The prime minister’s testimony came almost a week-and-a-half after the previous hearing, with a single hearing between another month-long recess.

The decision to divest comes after the fund's ethics watchdog adopted a new, tougher interpretation of ethics standards for businesses that aid Israel's operations in the West Bank.

The reform, set to take effect on July 25, with allow Israeli consumers to choose which supplier to purchase electricity from.

Leveraging its large customer base and national infrastructure, Bezeq aims to promote competition and transparency with innovative consumer plans.

The telecommunications company recently launched a new plan offering unprecedented speeds of 5 gigabits per second - so we connected and tested it to understand who needs it.

Wi-Fi 7, the next generation of Wi-Fi, promises superior stability and data transfer speeds three times higher than current market standards.

Bezeq is among the world's leading communication companies to do so, along with a plan with a speed of 5 gigabits and a router that provides stable connection for up to 300 devices simultaneously.

For most people, Shlomo Filber is but a vague name from the past. But not for those carefully following the eight-year saga of Netanyahu's legal woes. For them, Filber is a star.

This explosive development could change the entire nature of the media bribery and fraud trial against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

In case 4000, the prime minister was accused of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust. Hanebi's testimony was already submitted to the prosecutor's office, as opposed to a preliminary investigation.