Netanyahu testifies in corruption trial vows to defeat absurd charges
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the first sitting leader to take the stand as a criminal defendant, denies wrongdoing and frames the case as a witch hunt. He faces fraud, breach of trust and bribe charges tied to cigars, champagne, media favors, and regulatory help. Outside, protesters clash with supporters as a fortified Tel Aviv courtroom weighs the politically charged trial amid Gaza war conditions and an ICC arrest warrant.
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Israel pounds Syria as troops push toward Damascus
Israel conducts over 350 air strikes in Syria as forces move into a demilitarized buffer zone near Damascus. Netanyahu cites destruction of Assad era military capabilities while international players condemn the incursion and await next moves.
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