Netanyahu’s graft trial resumes amid Israeli virus anger

JERUSALEM (AP) — The corruption trial of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has resumed following a two-month hiatus. Netanyahu was not expected to appear at Sunday’s hearing, which is taking place at a Jerusalem court and is mostly a procedural deliberation. Netanyahu is charged with fraud, breach of trust and accepting bribes in a series of scandals in which he is alleged to have received lavish gifts from billionaire friends and exchanged regulatory favors with media moguls