Israeli PM suspected of bribery and fraud by police

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is suspected of bribery, fraud and breach of trust, an Israeli police document says.

Police have been questioning Netanyahu for months over the cases but have released few details.

On Thursday, it released a gag order on reporting the details of talks that are underway to enlist a state witness.

The document says the cases involving Netanyahu deal with "a suspicion of committing crimes of bribery, fraud and breach of trust".

The Israeli daily Haaretz said Netanyahu's former chief of staff Ari Harow has reached an agreement with the prosecution to turn state witness in two corruption cases against Netanyahu that are being heard in court.

The cases relate to gifts allegedly given to Netanyahu and his family by business figures and discussions he had with a newspaper publisher.

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