Netanyahu proclaims innocence ahead of expected indictment recommendation

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is again proclaiming his innocence amid reports that police are wrapping up their investigation into the alleged corruption and are set to make an indictment recommendation.

“Many of you are asking what will happen, so I’d like to reassure you: There won’t be anything, because I know the truth,” he says in a video uploaded to his Facebook page. “At the end of the day, the legal entities will also reach this simple truth: there is nothing.”

Police chiefs, including Commissioner Roni Alsheich, and the heads of the national police force’s Investigations Department will present their recommendations on “Case 1000” and “Case 2000” next week, Hadashot news reported yesterday, citing a police source.

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