Israeli police quiz Olmert again on corruption

Occupied Jerusalem: Israeli police questioned Prime Minister Ehud Olmert for a seventh time on Friday as part of a corruption investigation.

Amir Dan, a spokesman for Olmert, said police were questioning him at his official residence in Occupied Jerusalem.

Israeli media said police would ask Olmert about suspicions he received a discount to buy an apartment in exchange for favours.

Olmert has also been accused of accepting cash envelopes from a US Jewish fundraiser and submitting duplicate travel expense claims.