Former navy chief, Netanyahu aide charged in Case 3000

The state attorney’s office has published charges in so-called Case 3000, allegedly involving a vast scheme to bribe officials close to the navy and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for massive contracts for German shipbuilder Thyssenkrupp.

The prosecution says former head of the Israeli Navy, Eliezer Marom, and Miki Ganor, a former agent in Israel for Thyssenkrupp, will be charged with bribery.

Also being charged with bribery are former Netanyahu bureau chief David Sharan and former MK Eliezer Zandberg. Former deputy national security adviser Avriel Bar-Yosef is named but charges against him are not laid out.

Netanyahu’s former personal lawyer and cousin, David Shimron, is being charged with money laundering.

The charges are all pending a hearing.

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