Israel's president says he wants a deal reached in Netanyahu case before pardon decision - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMixgFBVV95cUxNb1lkYVFUdGxjZ3dHX1NmUXVnU1lYQ2cyc0dRcXhXcEJ4bkJjZUQwZ25xeUQ0OXM1VlNrT3R1a3ZlQjhjam5zbThzVVNldFhHVHJmRlhOUm5KVEV5eE1zb1ZkNWFaV0VqZW1WRzJXYjJZRzdxNkRNSnFvQlhYMHk4bEZlMEp0Yk1US3BSb19XQ1huZU55MS1TTy1qN1dWeXg2XzJLNWExdVFYUDRVMFpWR0I4dFFic3BpUzd4aHpVa2o3cW8wdkE?oc=5" target="_blank">Israel's president says he wants a deal reached in Netanyahu case before pardon decision</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Israeli President Isaac Herzog stated he will consider Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's pardon request only after efforts to reach a plea deal are exhausted, signaling no immediate decision.

President Isaac Herzog emphasized that a plea deal would be the best solution in Netanyahu's corruption trial, preferring to exhaust such efforts before considering a pardon.

President Isaac Herzog indicated that he will consider Prime Minister Netanyahu's pardon request only after all efforts to reach a plea deal are exhausted, suggesting no immediate decision.

President Isaac Herzog stated he will consider Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's pardon request only after efforts to reach a plea deal are exhausted, signaling no immediate decision.

President Isaac Herzog emphasized that he will consider Prime Minister Netanyahu's pardon request only after efforts to reach a plea deal are exhausted, indicating no immediate decision.

President Isaac Herzog stated he will consider Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's pardon request only after efforts to reach a plea deal are exhausted, signaling no immediate decision.

President Isaac Herzog's office stated that he prefers Netanyahu and state prosecutors to reach a plea deal before considering a pardon request, signaling no immediate decision.

According to a report in The New York Times, President Isaac Herzog does not currently intend to grant a pardon to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, preferring to pursue a plea bargain arrangement.

President Isaac Herzog does not plan to pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the near future, preferring to initiate mediation to reach a plea deal, according to a report by The New York Times.

Israeli President Isaac Herzog reportedly does not plan to grant Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a pardon, preferring to initiate a mediation process to reach a plea deal, according to a report by The New York Times.