Israel's president invites Netanyahu, prosecutors to settle corruption case against prime minister

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Jerusalem — Israel's president on Tuesday invited Prime Minister Benjamin N
Netanyahu and government prosecutors to his official residence in hopes of 
brokering a settlement to end an ongoing corruption case against the Israel
Israeli leader.

President Isaac Herzog's office issued the invitation days after announcing
announcing that he would not decide on Netanyahu's request for a pardon and
and instead urge the sides to reach a settlement. The invitation, signed by
by Herzog's legal adviser, said the president believed that efforts to reac
reach a settlement must be exhausted first before he could consider the p
pardon request. It said it aimed for discussions to take place with an ope
open heart and sincere, good intention and asked for a response by Sunday.
Sunday.

Netanyahu last November asked Herzog to cancel his trial, saying that dropp
dropping the charges would help unify the country. US President Donald Trum
Trump has made multiple appeals to Herzog to end the trial.

Netanyahu is charged with breach of trust, fraud, and accepting bribes in t
three separate cases accusing him of exchanging favors with wealthy associa
associates. He denies all charges.

The trial has dragged on for six years in a case that has bitterly divided 
the Israeli public. Netanyahu and his supporters claim he is the victim of 
a politically motivated witch hunt by the media, police, and prosecutors.

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