Netanyahu May Retire From Politics in Exchange for a Pardon
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Israel's extraordinary parliamentary elections last Tuesday have further exacerbated the country's internal political crisis: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the ruling Likud Party, has received most of the mandates and claims 53 seats in the Knesset, along with allied political forces.
The Israeli President ' s Office, Yitzhak Guerzog, denied the information about Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu ' s offer of a settlement involving his withdrawal from politics in exchange for a pardon. At the Israeli President ' s office, C14 was named "full fairy" and stated that they were not engaged in speculation on the procedure for the formation of the Government, and that RBC was to transmit the official election results…
Netanyahu would serve as prime minister for 2 years before handing power to Eisenkot in exchange for political retirement and full pardon, according to Channel 14; Israeli president's office denies report
Netanyahu may retire from politics in exchange for a pardon
Netanyahu may retire from politics in exchange for a pardon.Israeli President Yitzhak Herzog proposed a deal according to which the current prime minister would head the government for two years, and then leave his post and refuse to participate...
Tel-Aviv: Netanyahu offered to leave politics in exchange for forgiveness Israeli President Isaac Herzog proposed to Prime Minister Benjamin Netoi Netoi an offer that would allow him to remain at the head of the government two more ... <p>The post Israel: Tel-Aviv: Netanyahu offered to leave politics in exchange for a forgiveness first appeared on The Informer.</p>
The corruption investigation against the prime minister has been ongoing for about 10 years. The president's office called the news of the offer "a complete fake."
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