Report: Police ask woman to file complaint against PMO official for ‘inappropriate conduct’

A woman has been approached by the Israel Police to request that she file a formal complaint against an official within the Prime Minister’s Office for “inappropriate conduct,” Israel’s Kan public broadcaster reports.

It does not identify the nature of the alleged misconduct.

The report comes amid several other open investigations into members of the PMO.

Among the incidents under investigation are the leaking of classified documents to a German tabloid, an alleged attempt at obstruction of justice by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s chief of staff, Tzachi Braverman, and a case in which two of Netanyahu’s aides are suspected of taking money to spearhead a public relations campaign to cast Qatar in a positive light amid the war in Gaza.

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