Ex-prime minister Ehud Olmert on Tuesday admitted to two counts of obstruction of justice as part of a plea deal after a years-long legal saga.<br />The Jerusalem Magistrates Court judge convicted Olmert on both counts.<br />It was the first time that Olmert admitted to wrongdoing in any of the cases against him.<br />The sentence established by the plea deal is six months imprisonment to be served concurrently with his sentence for his role in the Holyland affair.<br />Olmert is also to receive a NIS 50,000 fine.<br />However, the court is not expected to declare whether it accepts the sentence until February 10.
