Prosecution alleged in the "Prepared Food Affair" that Netanyahu along with then-deputy director-general Ezra Seidoff claiming the Prime Minister's residence did not have a cook although one was working at the home. She allegedly ordered that the cook's employment be kept secret and "she was aware that ordering meals from the outside for the residence when it employed a cook was a violation of the rules," Haaretz reported.The indictment came after Netanyahu refused to pay for the outside meal's values despite a number of attempts to reach an agreement.