Netanyahu cries off immunity saying it would be a ‘circus’
The Israeli prime minister has been indicted on corruption, fraud and breach of trust charges
28 January 2020 - 13:26
Jerusalem — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday that he is withdrawing his bid for parliamentary immunity from prosecution on corruption charges.
Israel’s longest-serving prime minister said in a statement that the immunity proceedings in parliament would have been a “circus” and he did not want to take part in this “dirty game”...
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