Report: AG inclined to indict Netanyahu for bribery in Milchan case

Israel’s Kan public broadcaster reports that the attorney general is leaning toward indicting Netanyahu on bribery charges in so-called Case 1000.

The case, which police handed over to the prosecution in February with recommendations for a bribery charge, involves suspicions that the prime minister and his wife, Sara, received illicit gifts from billionaire benefactors, most notably the Israeli-born Hollywood producer Arnon Milchan, totaling NIS 1 million ($282,000), in exchange for various favors.

It is one of three cases involving the prime minister.

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