Netanyahu Seeks Pardon to End Corruption Trial
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has requested a pardon to conclude his long-running corruption trial. He faces charges of fraud and bribery.
The legal case has persisted for several years. It has deepened existing political divisions within the country.
A decision on the pardon request is now pending. The outcome will determine if the trial continues or ends.