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Plus, Pedigate comes calling for Oxfam again. But first, a question.

How many shekels does it take to bribe Netanyahu? I think it's a million, apparently.

This via Horatz, Israeli police announced Tuesday that there were sufficient evidence indicating

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took bribes in two separate cases and

acted against public interests. The two cases are so-called Case 1000 and Case 2000 and Case 1000,

in which Netanyahu is suspected of accepting lavish gifts from wealthy benefactors in return for

advancing their interests, and Case 2000, which alleges that Netanyahu

tried to strike a deal that would have provided him with positive coverage in Israel's second

largest newspaper, Yetiath Aronov, in exchange for hurting its free rival, Israel, Hiam.

According to the cops, in Case 1,000, Netanyahu received champagne, cigars, jewelry, clothing,

by demand, and systematically valued at over $1,000 Netanyahu received champagne, cigars, jewelry, clothing by demand, and systematically

valued at over one million shekels or 280,000 Fiat American dollars.

The gifts he received from the Israeli-American Hollywood big-time producer Arnon Milchin

increased significantly once Netanyahu was elected prime minister.

Netanyahu responded in a late-night social media post like all the good fevered egos and top

presidents do, claiming it was all ludicrous and saying the police chief's comments cast a

shadow over the investigation. In the following days, he continued to criticize the cops,

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