Hearings in the trial of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are set to resume on Wednesday.

According to the Hebrew newspaper Haaretz, with the end of the court recess after a month and a half, Netanyahu's trial sessions will resume, by continuing to hear testimonies in File 4000.

She indicated that the Public Prosecutor's Office insists on the existence of suspicions of bribery in File 4000, known as Bezeq-Wala, despite the fact that the panel of judges recommended that the Office withdraw the charge.

The judges refused to add a fourth day of hearings each week, and agreed to add sessions starting next January if necessary.