The court partially granted Netanyahu's request for a postponement of the corruption trial, citing security concerns in the region.

A Jerusalem court has again postponed Benjamin Netanyahu's hearing in the corruption trial, partially granting the prime minister's request to suspend the hearings scheduled for June 30 and July 2. His lawyer argued that Netanyahu should focus on national and security issues, given the ongoing conflicts. Meanwhile, Donald Trump intervened, arguing that the process should not continue in the context of negotiations with Hamas. Netanyahu, who denies corruption allegations, has already been postponed several times since the trial began in May 2020.