Netanyahu's agent divulges his misuse of public funds

Former housekeeper of Zionist regime’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has revealed that the Israeli authority and his wife used public funds to pay for private domestic help, took furniture purchased for the official residence and significantly inflated expenses for guests, Qods News Agency reports.

Meni Naftali outlined the couple's conduct in the official residence, as well as tasks he was required to perform in a lengthy testimony to the regime’s police, according to the Zionist daily, Yedioth Ahronoth.

"There is no escaping a criminal investigation of the prime minister's conduct," senior legal sources said Saturday, adding that that at the very least, the deputy director of Netanyahu’s office should be called in for questioning under caution.

In his testimony, Naftali said over the years were a series of requests for and use of state money for the private needs of the Netanyahu family.

He cited the example of a member of the domestic staff at the prime minister's residence who had cared for Sara Netanyahu's father for many years.

The woman's salary came to 2500 dollars per month and was paid for as part of the cleaning expense account for the prime minister's residence.

Furthermore, Naftali said there was a system of inflating expenses for guests of the Netanyahu family at the prime minister's residence.

The former house manager said there was a certain budget for hosting Israeli officials and another, almost double, for entertaining foreign guests.

He said that in many cases the number of guests and their nationalities were exaggerated, ensuring artificially higher reimbursement from the state.

For example, he said, if Netanyahu had hosted four guests, it was reported that there had been ten.

On other occasions, Naftali said, visitors were declared as foreign officials although in reality they were guests from Israel.