Published: 22 March 2019
Last updated: 4 March 2024
State prosecutors said mulling criminal probe of Netanyahu in submarine case (Times of Israel)
Sources tell Channel 13 officials have received ‘dramatic’ new information; PM’s Likud party suggests leaks to TV news are politically motivated
EDITORIAL: Reopen the investigation into the submarine affair (Haaretz)
With new reports emerging, reopening Case 3000 means investigating whether or not Benjamin Netanyahu profited off submarine sales at the expense of Israel's security needs
Top Blue and White candidate suggests ‘treason’ by Netanyahu in submarine case (Times of Israel)
Likud says remark by Ya’alon ‘crosses a red line,’ amid calls by rival candidates to reexamine PM’s involvement in ‘worst corruption case in Israel’s history’
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In shock move, key witness in submarine graft case asks to retract testimony (Times of Israel)
Miki Ganor, who turned state’s witness, had admitted to bribing numerous officials to secure purchase of German naval vessels, but now says he lied; police arrest and question him
Photo: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seen at a welcoming ceremony for the new submarine 'Rahav' at the Israeli navy base in Haifa, in January, 2016. (Kobi Gideon/GPO)
