STORY: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in court on Tuesday (October 28) to testify in his ongoing corruption trial.

Although there is no ruling, Netanyahu was indicted in 2019 in three cases, one of which includes receiving almost 700,000 shekels ($210,000) in gifts, including champagne and cigars, from businessmen.

Netanyahu's long-running trial began in 2020 and has been interrupted frequently during two years of war and Middle East upheaval.

The prime minister has pleaded not guilty and denied any wrongdoing.

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VIDEO SHOWS: ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER BENJAMIN NETANYAHU ARRIVES IN COURT TO TO START TESTIFYING IN HIS CORRUPTION TRIAL

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SHOWS: TEL AVIV, ISRAEL (OCTOBER 28, 2025) (POOL - Access all)

1. LAWYERS AND JOURNALISTS IN COURTROOM

2. ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER BENJAMIN NETANYAHU ENTERING COURTROOM, FACING JOURNALISTS

3. LAWYERS AND JOURNALISTS IN COURTROOM

4. NETANYAHU SPEAKING WITH SPOKESPERSON FOR THE COURT