Israel’s attorney general will not charge former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to Israeli media reports. In March, police recommended that Elyakim Rubinstein file charges against Netanyahu for allegedly taking bribes during his tenure and for failing to return state property after leaving office.
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