The police also have found an evidentiary basis for indictments against Ezra Seidoff, the deputy director general of the Prime Minister’s Office. In a statement released by the police it said:
“The national unit of the Israel Police has concluded its investigation of the Prime Minister’s Residences. The case began in February 2015 with the approval of the attorney general and the state prosecutor and focused on a number of issues in connection to which suspicion of the commission of criminal offenses arose, including fraudulent receipt, fraud and breach of trust, including addressing mutual accusations. At the conclusion all of the purported evidence, findings and insights gathered in the police investigation were provided to the Jerusalem district prosecutor–which was involved in the investigation—for its review and decision.”
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