Countless scandals and several investigations have come up against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Now, even his wife and son have come under suspicion of taking bribes alongside him.
Even though the opposition hopes voters will turn their backs on the premier once he is indicted on corruption charges, it seems that for his followers, the first family can do no wrong.
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