Prime Minister Netanyahu's chief of staff said in a special interview that he was instructed to have employees sign personal loyalty statements to the prime minister's family. The claim was published Friday evening and raises questions about internal conduct in the Prime Minister's Office.
Netanyahu's chief of staff, whose name was not disclosed in the report, revealed in a special interview that he was asked to have employees sign personal loyalty commitments to the prime minister's family. The interview, published Friday evening, did not specify when the request was made or whether it was carried out. The Prime Minister's Office has not yet responded to the allegation.
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