Could Benjamin Netanyahu be granted immunity in his corruption trial?

Israeli PM’s request could see corruption prosecution delayed until after next election

Israeli police recommend bribery and corruption charges against Netanyahu
Benjamin Netanyahu was indicted in November on bribery and fraud charges
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has requested parliamentary immunity from prosecution over charges of bribery, fraud and breach of trust.

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