Benjamin Netanyahu’s political future and prospective freedom now rests with Israeli prosecutors.
That’s because of what happened on Tuesday, when three top Israeli police officers recommended that Netanyahu be charged with accepting bribes and engaging in fraud. While analysts believe that the attorney general’s office will take several months to decide whether or not to prosecute Netanyahu, the prime minister’s position has been undercut.
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