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Police Recommend Indictment for Minister May Golan, Prosecutors Seek More Information

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Police have recommended indicting Israeli Minister for Social Equality May Golan and sent the case to prosecutors, who are seeking further investigation. Golan's lawyer reportedly requested she be questioned after realizing the case might lead to charges. The minister claims she is being "silenced" violently for her actions and that the "pursuit" also affects her close associates.

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  • Police recommended indicting Minister May Golan and sent the case to prosecutors.
  • Prosecutors requested additional investigative steps before deciding on charges.
  • Golan's attorney reportedly requested she be questioned this week.
  • Golan claims she is being "silenced" violently for her political actions.
  • The minister stated the "pursuit" against her also harms her close associates.

Israeli police have recommended that Minister for Social Equality May Golan be indicted, forwarding their investigation file to the State Prosecutor's Office. The Prosecutor's Office has requested additional investigative steps before making a final decision.

According to police claims, Golan's attorney understood that the recommendation to indict could lead to charges being filed. In response, the attorney requested that Golan appear for questioning this week at the Lahav 433 anti-corruption unit.

In a recent interview, Minister Golan stated that she believes she has "touched too many big, smelly cheeses" and has "moved them," leading to attempts to silence her "in the most violent way." She admitted that the pressure has been difficult at times, causing her to feel broken.

Golan also asserted that the actions against her are not solely personal but also harm those close to her. She described the "pursuit" against her as violent, stating that as a "new minister in the Israeli government who goes with my truth, and truly goes with it to the end," she faces a difficult and violent "tailoring" that impacts her loved ones as well.

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