Israeli Police Questioned Netanyahu for Four Hours
Reuters
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was questioned by Israeli police for the fifth time regarding two corruption cases on Thursday. Investigators arrived at the Prime Minister's Residence in Jerusalem on Thursday afternoon, and questioned the prime minister for four hours, Haaretz reports.
The questioning was expected to revolve around matters involving the so-called "Case 1000," in which Netanyahu is suspected of accepting gifts from wealthy benefactors in the form of cigars, champagne and jewelry – worth an estimated total of hundreds of thousands of shekels – allegedly in return for advancing their interests.
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