New investigation launched into Netanyahu’s corruption
Fatima Abdulkarim
Press TV, Jerusalem Al-Quds
Israeli police have been tasked to begin a fresh investigation into an alleged corruption case involving the prime minister. Benjamin Netanyahu is suspected of participation in a back-channel deal with a telecommunications giant company. The probe is the third ordered against the Israeli premier who has defied calls to resign. Press TV’s correspondent Fatima Abdul Kareem reports from Jerusalem al-Quds.
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