Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu testified in the Qatargate affair, involving ties between Qatar and Netanyahu's associates, saying he did not know that his adviser, Yonathan Urich, worked with Doha, but added that "There's nothing wrong with that, Qatar is not an enemy country," Rishon Letzion Magistrate's Court said on Thursday.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu testified in the Qatargate affair, involving ties between Qatar and Netanyahu's associates, saying he did not know that his adviser, Yonathan Urich, worked with Doha, but added that "There's nothing wrong with that, Qatar is not an enemy country," Rishon Letzion Magistrate's Court said on Thursday.
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