Benjamin Netanyahu begins testifying in his corruption trial, calls charges ‘ocean of absurdness’

A white haired cleanshaven man in a suit and tie stands up in a room. Behind him are several people, some seated and some taking pictures.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took the stand on Tuesday in his long-running trial for alleged corruption, setting off what’s expected to be a weekslong spectacle that will draw unwelcome attention to his legal woes as he faces an international arrest warrant for war crimes and the fighting in Gaza continues.

CBC | World News

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