Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to testify in his own corruption trial on Tuesday for the first time.
Netanyahu, who is facing allegations of corruption in three separate cases, has denied any wrongdoing as the trial has continued to get delayed in part due to the country’s ongoing conflicts. He’s accused of fraud, breach of trust, and accepting bribes in separate matters.
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