Sharon’s Son Hands Over Documents
From Times Wire Reports
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s son Gilad complied with a court order and handed over documents sought by police investigating political funding, a police spokesman said.
Police said the papers could show that Sharon and his two sons used a $1.5-million loan from a South African friend in repaying allegedly illicit contributions to Sharon’s 1999 campaign to lead the Likud Party.
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