Israel’s high court began hearing petitions against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu forming a government while under indictment
TEL AVIV—Israel’s high court on Sunday began hearing petitions against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu forming a government while under indictment, with a potential ruling that could lead to another election as the country grapples with the coronavirus pandemic.
Mr. Netanyahu and his rival Benny Gantz agreed last month to form a unity government after three inconclusive elections in a year. Both said the deal would help strengthen the country’s fight against the pandemic. But they have faced pushback from nongovernmental...
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