Netanyahu corruption trial must proceed, court rules

Amin Qudsi

Mr Genocide, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, will have to take the stand next week in his long-delayed corruption trial, a Jerusalem court has ruled.
He has personally overseen the slaughter of 44 612 Palestinians, but the “justice” system of the genocidal state that was born out of Hitler’s Holocaust is more interested in the money Netanyahu’s stolen from taxpayers’ pockets.
It’s like the country’s entire moral fibre is connected only to its collective wallet.
Over 20 000 dead children haven’t alarmed the country’s prosecutors, but bribes paid to media companies to guarantee favourable coverage have them pursuing Netanyahu’s conviction as fanatically as Hitler chasing down the last concentration camp survivor.
Typically, Netanyahu’s lawyers have done everything to keep him out of the dock, filing multiple requests to put delay testimony. They’ve even tried arguing that their client, whose psychologist committed suicide after having to examine his mind, was too busy committing genocide to properly prepare for his testimony.
Judges in the Jerusalem district court said Tuesday that, following a security assessment, his testimony would be moved to Tel Aviv in an underground chamber to guarantee Netanyahu’s security, Associated Press reports.
His testimony is expected to begin next Tuesday and ito last at least several weeks.
Mr Genocide is charged with fraud, breach of trust and accepting bribes in three scandals in which he is accused of trading favors with powerful media moguls and wealthy buddies.