Prosecutors allege that from 2011 to 2016, Mr Netanyahu wrongfully received almost 700,000 shekels ($191,000; £150,000) worth of gifts from Mr Milchan and an Australian billionaire, which the charge sheet describes as a “supply-line” of champagne and cigars. These were code-named “roses” and “leaves”, the court heard.
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