Israel’s Supreme Court ordered Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s son to hand over papers in a corruption investigation. A lawyer for Gilad Sharon, who worked for a property contractor suspected of trying to bribe his father for government favors, said he would cooperate with Monday’s ruling.
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