Likud on Netanyahu’s reported request for retroactive tax benefits: He’s not seeking special conditions

Prime Minister Netanyahu’s Likud party responds to a report he’s seeking retroactive tax benefits amounting to hundreds of thousands of shekels, which it doesn’t deny.

“Prime Minister Netanyahu isn’t demanding special conditions. The [Knesset] Finance Committee will require taxes of Netanyahu just like previous prime ministers. There was a scandalous and personalized effort to require taxes of Netanyahu that weren’t required of any other prime minister,” Likud says in a statement.

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