Anti-corruption police quiz Sharon for seven hours

Israeli police interrogated Prime Minister Ariel Sharon for seven hours today about suspicions of bribery suspicions in a property deal.

Thu, 30 Oct, 2003 - 17:33

Israeli police interrogated Prime Minister Ariel Sharon for seven hours today about suspicions of bribery suspicions in a property deal.

But, according to reports, he was not quizzed about a near €1.45m loan from a British fashion magnate.

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