Fox News: Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Denies Corruption Claims

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MILLER: "As you mentioned, Israeli police are recommending to the attorney general here that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu be indicted in connection with two criminal investigations. As you would expect, this is front page news here in every paper. In one case Netanyahu is accused of accepting nearly $300,000 in gifts in exchange for doing favors for wealthy businessmen. The gifts include things like champagne, cigars, jewelry. In the other case Netanyahu allegedly tried to use his influence to increase circulation of a newspaper in exchange for favorable coverage. Ironically, that very newspaper today has a single word headline, 'Bribery.' A defiant Netanyahu delivered an emotional live statement last night. He said he has no intention of stepping down and accused the police of being biased. Speaking just hours ago in Tel Aviv, Netanyahu said his coalition government is stable and he attacked the police recommendation calling for his indictment."