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Sara Netanyahu, wife of Israeli prime minister, charged with fraud

Sara Netanyahu, the wife of Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, attends a ceremony in the Old City of Jerusalem on May 21, 2017. ABIR SULTAN/THE CANADIAN PRESS
Sara Netanyahu, the wife of Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, attends a ceremony in the Old City of Jerusalem on May 21, 2017. ABIR SULTAN/THE CANADIAN PRESS

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Sara Netanyahu, the wife of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, was on Thursday charged with fraud.

She is accused of misusing $100,000 in state funds for catering services at their Jerusalem residence,  the Justice Ministry said in a statement. 

But her husband, the prime minister ,was not named in the case.

The charge represents the latest in the corruption scandals dogging Prime Minister Netanyahu, an ally of President Trump.

The breaking news would be updated.

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