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Israeli High Court To Hear Petition Seeking Removal Of PM Netanyahu Over Conflict Of Interest

Benjamin Netanyahu Gali BaharavMiara Avichai Mandelblit MARC ISRAEL SELLEM the High Court of Justice Corruption Israel Supreme Court the High Court the Supreme Court
The Israeli High Court's 11 judges prepare to hear appeals on several decisions in 2003 in Jerusalem, Israel. Israel's Supreme Court, sitting as the High Court of Justice, agreed last week to hear the petition claiming Netanyahu violated a 2020 agreement to not involve himself in his government's judicial reform initiative due to his ongoing corruption trial. QUIQUE KIESZENBAUM/GETTY IMAGES.

A petition calling for Prime Minister and Author Benjamin Netanyahu to be removed from office over an alleged conflict of interest will be heard by the High Court of Justice on Sept. 12.

Israel’s Supreme Court, sitting as the High Court of Justice, agreed last week to hear the petition claiming Netanyahu violated a 2020 agreement to not involve himself in his government’s judicial reform initiative due to his ongoing corruption trial.

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