The house arrest of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's adviser, Yonatan Urich, a suspect in the 'Qatar-gate' case, has been extended by ten days. This comes after police requested to release Urich to a 21-day house arrest. When Urich's defense attorney mentioned an indictment during the hearing at the Rishon Lezion Magistrate's Court, Judge Menachem Mizrahi stated: 'Such a day will not come, it won't happen.'
'Qatar-gate': Police Request Denied, Urich Released to 10-Day House Arrest
Netael Bandel|
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