Israeli PM rejects corruption allegations; says won't quit
Fatima Abdulkarim
Press TV, Jerusalem al-Quds
The Israeli prime minister has rejected calls to step down after police recommended his indictment over alleged corruption. An investigation against Benjamin Netanyahu has found him involved in bribery and fraud during his long tenure in power.
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