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Israel’s attorney general says he is looking into suspicions surrounding Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, pictured. Photo: Kobi Gideon/GPO.
Israel’s attorney general says he is looking into suspicions surrounding Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which are reportedly related to his personal finances.
Israel’s Justice Ministry did not disclose the suspicions against Netanyahu in a statement late Sunday. But Israeli media have reported that they are linked to an alleged transfer of money to Netanyahu or one of his family members.
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