Netanyahu’s corruption trial in Jerusalem District Court remains in the evidentiary phase, with defense witnesses still to be heard after his own 98-day testimony concluded in June 2026. Judges have repeatedly flagged significant evidentiary difficulties in proving the central bribery charge in Case 4000 and have urged prosecutors to consider withdrawing it, a position unchanged after cross-examination. The proceedings, which began in 2020, face continued scheduling constraints and could extend into 2028 before closing arguments or a verdict. With the Polymarket resolution window closing at the end of 2027, traders price a majority chance of no conviction by that date, reflecting the slow pace, judicial signals on the bribery count, and possibility of charge adjustments or non-guilt resolutions.