Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu should be charged with bribery and fraud, police have said. The country’s police force said they had found enough evidence to bring the charges against the leader and his wife, Sara, in a third corruption case. Authorities claim Mr Netanyahu awarded regulatory favours to the country’s leading telecommunications company, Bezeq Telecom Israel, in return for more favourable coverage of him and his wife on its news website, Walla. Mr Netanyahu, who has led Israel for four terms, has denied any wrongdoing.
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