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Minister May Golan Expected to Be Questioned by Police This Week

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Minister Mai Golan to Be Questioned by Lahav 433 Over Misconduct Allegations

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Minister Mai Golan is scheduled for questioning by the Lahav 433 unit this week regarding suspicions of integrity offenses, after refusing to cooperate for a year. Police have found sufficient evidence against her, including obstruction of justice. The investigation, which began covertly and became public in September 2025, includes allegations of bribery and fraud. Dozens of individuals were questioned.

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  • Minister Mai Golan will be questioned by Lahav 433 this week over integrity offense suspicions.
  • Golan had refused to appear for questioning for the past year.
  • Police found sufficient evidence against the minister, including obstruction of justice.
  • The investigation, which became public in September 2025, includes allegations of bribery and fraud.
  • Dozens of suspects and witnesses were questioned during the probe.

Minister for Social Equality and the Advancement of the Status of Women, Mai Golan, is expected to be questioned by the Lahav 433 police unit this week. The investigation concerns suspicions of offenses related to integrity, following her refusal to appear for questioning over the past year.

In June, the National Fraud Investigations Unit (YAH'A) within Lahav 433 announced it had concluded its investigation into Golan and several public officials close to her. The police found sufficient evidence against the minister, including obstruction of justice and misleading an officer.

The investigation, which began covertly several months prior and received approval from the Attorney General, transitioned to an open inquiry in September 2025. Suspicions include bribery, fraud, breach of trust, obtaining property by deception under aggravated circumstances, forgery with intent to gain, obstruction of legal proceedings, and hindering a police officer in the line of duty. Dozens of suspects and witnesses were questioned during the investigation.

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