Netanyahu's 'Dramatic Statement': I Asked to Face State's Witnesses and Was Refused Twice

'I'm willing to do it on live TV,' Netanyahu says, claiming he has 'nothing to lose' and demanding to be confronted with witnesses in probes against him

Noa Landau

Chaim Levinson

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Revital Hovel

Jan 07, 2019 4:58 PM

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke out on Monday evening in a televised address, saying that he requested to face state's witnesses in the corruption probes against him and was denied twice.

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