“Israel” Police Have Evidence Bibi’s Lawyer Committed Crimes in Submarine Affair

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“Israeli” police said Thursday at the conclusion of a long-running "submarine affair" investigation that there was sufficient evidence to indict a lawyer for Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for corruption-related offenses.

Police said that they had evidence that David Shimron, a relative of Netanyahu and his family lawyer, "committed bribery offences and money laundering" during negotiations between German industrial giant ThyssenKrupp and the occupation government over the purchase of new submarines for “Israel's” navy.

Shimron, who also represented the German firm’s interests in the Zionist entity, is suspected of using his positions and association with the prime minister to advance the multi-billion dollar deal despite push-back from the war ministry.

The police's findings will now be handed over to the attorney general, who will decide whether the suspects should be charged.

The $1.5 billion deal that saw the Zionist entity acquire three more Dolphin submarines from German shipmaker ThyssenKrupp, reportedly equipped to carry missiles armed with nuclear warheads, was approved by Germany last year.

In light of the controversy surrounding the deal, both “Israel” and Germany agreed to the addition of a clause to the memorandum of understanding on the deal in April according to which the deal will be cancelled if any of the corruption allegations are substantiated.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team