Israeli Protesters demand Netanyahu's resignation over corruption charges
Hundreds of Israelis took to the streets of Tel Aviv on Saturday, February 24, to demand Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's resignation over corruption charges.
Protesters condemned, "Corporate power, organised crime" and demanded, "Bibi Netanyahu go home." On February 13, the Israeli police recommended that Netanyahu should be indicted for bribery and fraud.
Over the past year, Netanyahu has been questioned in two corruption probes, which he claims to be false accusations from his opponents. The final decision on whether the prime minister will face charges will be made by the attorney general's office.
(Source: Ruptly)
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