From Netanyahu aide accused of misconduct takes leave of absence after talk with PM — report
Add ToI as a Preferred Source on GooglePrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made clear to his foreign media spokesperson David Keyes that he needed to “take a vacation” after over a dozen women accused him of sexual misconduct, Hadashot news reports.
Keyes has denied the allegations, and earlier today announced that he would take a leave of absence “to clear my name.”
The Prime Minister’s Office also did not reply to several requests for comment regarding the various allegations against Keyes. A terse message released this evening noted it had accepted Keyes’ request for time off.
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