Meanwhile, Israel’s attorney general on Thursday said he will indict Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on charges of bribery, fraud and breach of trust. Netanyahu is accused of trading political favors for positive press coverage and, separately, for hundreds of thousands of dollars’ worth of luxury goods—including jewelry, cigars and Champagne. The charges come just weeks before an April 9 election that will see Netanyahu try to hold together his fragile ruling coalition.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to Be Indicted on Corruption Charges
HeadlineMar 01, 2019