US EditionTwo arrested as investigation into ‘QatarGate’ in Israel deepens
- An adviser and a former spokesman were arrested due to alleged payments from Qatar as part of the investigation into 'Qatar-gate'.
- Benjamin Netanyahu provided recorded testimony to police investigating the case at his office in Jerusalem.
- A judge extended the detention of the suspects by three days on reasonable suspicion related to the investigation.
- Netanyahu accused the investigation of aiming to prevent the dismissal of the Shin Bet director and of trying to topple a right-wing prime minister.
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The arrest of journalists and close advisers of Netanyahu, in a case of financial transfers from Qatar to Hamas, plunges Israeli power into turmoil.
Two close advisers to the Prime Minister of the Hebrew State are suspected of having carried out influential operations for the benefit of the Gulf Emirate, a country considered by the Israelis as hostile.
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Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, is in the midst of a scandal that confronts him with his country's police authorities, to the point that the opposition's demands for his resignation grow.This is Qatargate or Qatar scandal, a case that focuses on the assertion that news advisors Netanyahu received payments from a representative of Qatar to promote that country's interests in local media.This statement has outraged many Israelis becau…
Qatargate: Netanyahu Allies Accused of Bribery in Media Campaign Against Egypt
Two close associates of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, involved in an ongoing investigation into suspected illicit ties between the Israeli aides and Qatar, have been held in custody for three days following their arrest by Israeli authorities on Monday, 31 March. Israeli media has coined the term “Qatargate” following these reports, which alleged that these associates were enlisted to advance Qatar’s interests within Israel. The rep…
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