Minister May Golan to Be Questioned This Week on Corruption Allegations
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Minister May Golan is expected to be questioned by police this week regarding suspicions of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust. Agreements were reached between the police and her lawyer for her voluntary appearance. Golan stated she is determined to refute the allegations against her. The investigation, led by Lahav 433's National Fraud Investigations Unit, also includes other potential offenses.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Minister May Golan will be questioned by police this week on corruption allegations.
- Golan and others are suspected of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust.
- Her lawyer, Amit Haddad, reached an agreement with the police for her appearance.
- Golan expressed confidence in refuting the allegations against her.
- The investigation is being conducted by the National Fraud Investigations Unit of Lahav 433.
Minister for Social Equality and Advancement of the Status of Women, May Golan, is expected to be questioned by the end of this week. Agreements have been reached between the police and her lawyer, Amit Haddad, for her to present herself for investigation. Golan and other individuals involved in the case are suspected of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust.
A statement from Golan's office indicated that she had instructed her lawyers about a month ago to arrange her appearance for questioning to refute the allegations against her. "I am confident in the righteousness of my path and determined to refute the fabrications in this persecution campaign against me. The truth will come to light," the minister stated.
The investigation is being conducted by the National Fraud Investigations Unit within Lahav 433. In addition to suspicions of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust, the case also examines allegations of obtaining something by fraud under aggravated circumstances, forgery with intent to obtain, obstruction of justice, and hindering a police officer in the performance of their duty. The specific offenses attributed to each individual involved have not been detailed.
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