Case 3000: state’s witness Ganor asks police to change his version about the corruption affair

State's witness Miki Ganor in the case 3000, the investigation into Israel's acquisition of submarines and patrol boats from the German conglomerate ThyssenKrupp, told the police Tuesday that he wishes to change the version he gave the about the ordeal during his interrogation.

Ganor, who served as ThyssenKrupp's representative in Israel, has been giving testimony to the police for months, incriminating the other suspects in the case. He has also revealed the alleged methods he used to personally gain from the military acquisition deals.

The Israel Police is still looking into why Ganor wants to change his version about the events, and whether this would cause his state’s witness status to be canceled.