PM's son, driver strike settlement over leaked tape
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's son, Yair Netanyahu, has reportedly reached a court settlement Sunday with a former driver whom he sued for releasing a recording made while he was joyriding with his friends during a drunken night at Tel Aviv strip clubs.
Roi Rozen, Netanyahu's former driver, has agreed to pay the prime minister's son $8,500 and publicly apologize for leaking the covert recording.
In the recording, Netanyahu and his friends make disparaging comments about strippers, waitresses and other women. He also brags how his father pushed through a controversial natural gas deal that benefited the father of one of his friends.
