Scandal-hit Israeli president skips parliament session

Israeli president Moshe Katsav today decided to skip the opening of the autumn session of parliament after police recommended he be indicted on rape charges.

Israeli president Moshe Katsav today decided to skip the opening of the autumn session of parliament after police recommended he be indicted on rape charges.

Katsav’s brother, Lior, said the president would avoid the session out of respect for the office of the presidency.

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