Likud’s Legal Adviser Quits After 30 Years Amid Forgery Scandal
The Likud party’s legal adviser, Attorney Avi Levy, has resigned after 30 years in the post, according to a report published Friday night on News 13. The resignation comes against the backdrop of the party’s forgery affair, which has been making headlines in the political arena.
The report identified the adviser as Likud’s legal counsel and noted the long tenure, but provided no additional details about the reason for his departure, the timing beyond the publication time of 23:18, or any immediate replacement.
The article gave only limited information beyond the resignation itself and its connection to the ongoing allegations of fraud inside Likud. It indicated that more details were expected to follow.
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