Sharon set to escape bribery indictment

The Justice Ministry is coming to the conclusion that there is not enough evidence to indict Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon in a bribery case, Israeli TV reported tonight.

Wed, 28 Apr, 2004 - 20:03

The Justice Ministry is coming to the conclusion that there is not enough evidence to indict Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon in a bribery case, Israeli TV reported tonight.

Justice Ministry officials could not immediately reached for comment.

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