Case 3000
Why Netanyahu's bribery charge remains despite judges' doubts - analysis
The case has unfolded across a decade of investigations, indictments, elections, governments, protest movements, wars, and institutional battles.
Netanyahu to oppose expansion of criminal trial hearing days to five-days-a-week
'Ten years of hell': Netanyahu finishes testifying after 98 hearings on bribery, fraud charges
KAN broadcast investigates pro-PM campaigns spreading fake news rhetoric around Netanyahu trial
Prosecution threatens to nix immunity deal for key Submarine case witness
Ganor is the former sales representative of Thyssenkrupp Israel, a German company involved with selling Israel nuclear submarines.
Is the submarine affair about to sink?
Key witness Miki Ganor wants to retract testimony in Case 3000, even though prosecutors assert his actions won't change the case.
Court extends detention of key witness in submarine affair
Miki Ganor, who testified in Case 3000, may loose partial immunity if he changes his testimony.
Moshe Ya’alon goes on the attack: Benjamin Netanyahu may be a traitor
The Likud Party hit back at the attack, saying the Blue and White Party crossed a redline.
Netanyahu: I didn’t earn a single shekel from the submarines deal
Netanyahu also attacked Benny Gantz and Yair Lapid, saying leading the country “is not for them,” because they do not understand the Iranian threat.
High Court to comptroller c'tee: Rethink forcing Netanyahu to pay for his own legal defense
Previously, the committee rejected Netanyahu's request to receive the donations and ordered him to return $300,000 to donors which he had received without the committee's approval.
A-G analyzing potential link between Netanyahu and ‘Submarine Affair’
In February the State Comptroller indirectly revealed a new potential piece to Case 3000 that the police had not investigated.
High Court rejects NGO petition to make Netanyahu a suspect in Case 3000
'The Submarine Affair' involved a deal with Germany over nuclear submarines in which certain top defense officials and Netanyahu officials allegedly illegally skimmed off the top.
Netanyahu's brother-in-law blasts Mandelblit for timing of indictment
"I am angry at Mandelblit," Ben-Artzi stated. "Why publish it a month before the election? I expected him to make a different decision, but apparently he could not withstand the pressure."
PM blasts comptroller for denying access to funds for legal defense
State Comptroller Joseph Shapira is set to decide whether Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu can accept donations from high-profile allies to pay for his legal defense in his corruption cases.
