Ari Harow, a former chief of staff and aide to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, signed a deal on Friday to turn state’s witness as part of ongoing investigations into alleged corruption by Israel’s premier.
Police and prosecutors are close to reaching a deal whereby Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s former chief of staff, Ari Harow, would turn state’s witness, according to media reports.
The former chief-of-staff to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was taken in for questioning by Israel authorities Thursday morning after he arrived at Ben Gurion Airport.
TOT has obtained details and documents that shed light on suspicions surrounding the sale of a company founded by a former chief of staff in the Prime Minister’s Office, Ari Harow.
Ari Harow has been named as the senior former member of the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) being investigated on warning, amid suspicions of breach of confidence and receiving benefits through fraud.