The ongoing corruption trial against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, facing charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust across three cases since his 2019 indictment, remains in the defense witness stage following the conclusion of his own testimony in June 2026. Judges have repeatedly highlighted evidentiary challenges with the bribery count in Case 4000 and urged prosecutors to consider dropping it, while recent October 2026 testimony from former attorney general Avichai Mandelblit addressed investigative procedures without resolving core allegations. With closing arguments and a potential verdict still years away amid scheduling delays and upcoming national elections, traders assign the higher probability to no conviction.