Netanyahu seeks pardon from Israeli president

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Israel's Netanyahu appears in court after pardon request backed by Trump
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared in court on Monday for the first time since asking the country's president for a pardon in his long-running corruption trial, a move backed by close ally U.

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Netanyahu requests a pardon to end his ongoing corruption trial in Israel
Netanyahu Asks Israel’s President to Pardon Him in Corruption Cases
Benjamin Netanyahu's Pardon Plea Explained: Charges, Stakes & What Comes Next For Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, currently on trial for corruption, has formally submitted a request for a pardon, arguing that the years-long legal battles are tearing the country apart.

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Program: Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu formally asks to be pardoned from corruption charges
Netanyahu asks for Presidential pardon: Cases against him, and what next
Benjamin Netanyahu seeks pardon from Israel's president
He said in Sunday's video message that the continuation of the trial "tears us apart from within" at a time when Israel was facing "enormous challenges, and alongside them great opportunities" that re...

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Netanyahu begs Israeli president to grant him a pardon during his long-running corruption trial
Israel PM Netanyahu seeks presidential pardon in years long corruption trial

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