JERUSALEM: Israeli police are to examine computer data, which they believe will show Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s family received an alleged $3-million bribe, public radio reported Wednesday.
Police officials confirmed late Tuesday that several laptop computers and mobile phones belonging to the family of Austrian financier Martin Schlaff had been seized during a raid in December.
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