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Attorney General: Israeli PM Netanyahu To Be Indicted On Fraud, Bribery Charges

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02.28.19 | 11:36 am

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will be indicted by the country’s attorney general on fraud and bribery charges, various outlets reported Thursday.

Matt Shuham is a reporter in TPM’s New York office. Prior to joining TPM, he was associate editor of The National Memo and an editorial intern at Rolling Stone.
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  1. Wouldn’t it be great if the good ole USA would be willing to indict an obviously corrupt liar who just happens to be our ‘president’? Kudos to Israel.

  2. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA Fuck you, Bibi! I hope your rot in prison.

  3. This anti-Semitism has to stop.

  4. Avatar for ghost ghost says:

    An Israeli reporter asked Donnie about the indictments during the presser last night. Donnie said some gibberish and quickly moved on.

  5. Bye bye Bibi.

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