PM thanks public for ‘warmth, praise, and support’ after police charges

Leaving Israel for a three-day trip to the Munich Security Conference, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu thanks the public for what he says he been a deep expression of support following police recommendations to indict him for a series of graft crimes.
“My wife and I are deeply moved, there is no other way to say it from the warmth and support the praise, that so many Israeli citizens have showed towards us, and I will keep serving them and our country, with responsibility and determination from a feeling of great comfort, because I am sure that the truth will come out and will win,” he says.

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