Avi Alkalay describes 'very aggressive mental coercion' that slanted coverage in premier's favor in 2015-2016, says website was 'a servant of a single family'

Judges also reject allegations made in a public complaints process that they are intimidated by the PM's trial due to its political and social sensitivities

Yinon Magal testifies for 2nd day in Netanyahu graft trial, saying police were uninterested in hearing of coverage being skewed for other politicians; court breaks until September

Yinon Magal says there were 'political and economic pressures' on the news site to remove unfavorable coverage, including of PM's family and associates

Baruch Shay says copy was sent to higher-ups, 'at first for approval, then for changes, and there were cases when stories were killed'; speaks of pressure by bosses to play ball

After a week of testimony in the PM's trial, senior analyst Haviv Rettig Gur weighs in on what is going wrong; military reporter Emanuel Fabian on airstrike in Syria and aftermath

Moshe Lador assails justices for expressing doubt charge will stick behind closed doors, statements that immediately leaked. 'What were the judges thinking?'

Justices issue official record of contents of meeting, note that the state's representative rejected their appeal

Move comes amid a push to fast-track the trial, following reports that the bench considers a conviction unlikely on the most serious count in one of the three corruption cases

Channel 12 report comes following claims justices told prosecution in recent days that bribery charge in Case 4000 will be hard to prove