Former Israeli police chief says Netanyahu highly likely to be indicted
Fatima AbdulKarim
Press TV, Al-Quds
Former Israeli police chief Roni Alsheich says prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu is likely to be charged with bribery and fraud in three corruption cases against him. Attorney General’s decision on an indictment is expected to be announced next month. Alsheich also said he was the subject of threats during the investigations, but did not elaborate. Fatima AbdulKarim reports from the occupied Jerusalem al-Quds.
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