Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to testify for the first time in his long-running corruption trial, facing charges including bribery and fraud. His testimony comes amid a war with Hamas in Gaza, where he has been allowed delays in court proceedings due to the conflict. Following a court ruling, Netanyahu will testify three times a week, despite ongoing tensions in the region, including potential threats from Syria. Protesters gathered outside the court, voicing demands for more action on negotiating the release of approximately 100 hostages held by Hamas.

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