Miki Ganor, the Israeli representative of German shipbuilder ThyssenKrupp and a key suspect in the police corruption investigation into Israel’s purchase of German-made naval vessels, has agreed to become a state witness.
Termed Case 3000 by police, the affair revolves around reports that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s personal attorney David Shimron worked as an intermediary for Ganor.
Eliyahu Kamisher contributed to this story.
