Likud whip says possible state’s witness in sub probe ‘means they have nothing’

In response to the news that Miki Ganor could turn state’s witness in the corruption investigation into the multi-million-dollar purchase of naval vessels from Germany, coalition chairman MK David Bitan says he’s not worried by the news.

“When they look for a state’s witness, it means that they had nothing to begin with,” he says, adding that Netanyahu would not resign over the affair even if he is indicted.

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