A former worker at the Prime Minister’s Residence provides police testimony against Sara Netanyahu on Sunday, after filing an abuse lawsuit against the prime minister’s wife alleging that Mrs. Netanyahu had abused the employee.
Police took testimony regarding the ex-staffer’s complaints, but also probed other witnesses in order to corroborate her story, police said.
Responding to a query from The Times of Israel on the questioning, police said that the woman requested, via her lawyer, to give testimony on her own accord, and was not requested or compelled to testify by authorities.
“After ascertaining her account, the complaint will be passed on to authorized police investigators for further treatment, according to the advice of the State prosecution,” police said in a statement.
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