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Netanyahu seeks presidential pardon

Published December 5, 2025

Views 3.59K  |  Likes 51  |  Comments 5
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Guardian AustraliaGuardian Australia
146K subs4.05K videosFeb 2015

This video has 3.59K views and 51 likes, ranking #1,824,570 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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3,590

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51

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5

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Benjamin Netanyahu has asked Israel’s president for a pardon for bribery and fraud charges and an end to a five-year corruption trial, arguing that it would be in the “national interest”. Presidential pardons in Israel have almost never been granted before conviction, with the one notable exception of a 1986 case invo…

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December 5, 2025
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