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Israeli Knesset Hall. Photo: Wiki Commons.
Ynet- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s finances are under scrutiny once again, weeks after Israelis were scandalized to discover that he and his wife Sara had run up thousands of shekels of bills on candles, flowers, and maintenance at their private home in Caesarea – much of which was paid from public coffers.
Now the Ministerial Committee for Legislation will meet on Sunday to discuss a bill proposal on banning the use of public funds for the prime minister’s private expenses.
