PM’s defense team tells court no plan to have Sara Netanyahu testify

Jeremy Sharon is The Times of Israel’s legal affairs and settlements reporter

Netanyahu’s lawyer Amit Hadad also tells the court that the defense does not plan to have Netanyahu’s wife Sara testify.

The prime minister has noted in court that the primary individual making requests to Walla for better coverage was his wife’s friend Zeev Rubinstein, and insisted that he was either acting of his own accord or after consultation with Sara.

He has asserted, however, that he was unaware of such efforts, and that he believed many of Rubinstein’s requests came following updates he received from a message distribution list operated by Sara or her staff.

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