Netanyahu initially refused to testify, saying the war against Iran prevented him from doing so, and since the cease-fire, his office has ignored police requests. Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara already approved his testimony in the affair in late February
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Netanyahu initially refused to testify, saying the war against Iran prevented him from doing so, and since the cease-fire, his office has ignored police requests. Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara already approved his testimony in the affair in late February
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09:36 AM • May 02 2026 IDT
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, for over two months, has been ignoring the police's requests to testify regarding the leak of classified material from his bureau, also known as the BibiLeaks affair.
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