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Israel PM Netanyahu Claims Corruption Probe Will Reveal "Nothing"

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Netanyahu under investigation 01:45 Jerusalem (CNN)Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says an investigation of corruption allegations against him will find "nothing," according to a Tuesday post on his Facebook page. Netanyahu was interrogated Monday night on suspicion of corruption in a criminal investigation authorized by the nation's attorney general. He is suspected of receiving benefits from businessmen, according to Israeli police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld and Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit. The term "under caution" refers to the questioning of someone suspected of having committed a crime, with the warning that anything he or she says or declines to talk about could be used against him or her in court proceedings.

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