Minister May Golan to Be Questioned by Police This Week
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Minister May Golan is expected to be questioned by police by the end of this week after her attorney reached an agreement with investigators. The probe, which began secretly and became public last September, has involved dozens of witnesses and suspects. The investigation reportedly concerns demands made to advisors, donations, and the minister's meeting logs. Golan stated she is confident in her innocence and determined to prove it.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Minister May Golan is scheduled for police questioning by week's end.
- An agreement has been reached between Golan's attorney and the police.
- The investigation began secretly and became public in September.
- Dozens of suspects and witnesses have been interrogated.
- The probe reportedly involves advisor demands, donations, and meeting logs.
- Golan expressed confidence in refuting the allegations.
Minister May Golan is expected to be questioned by police by the end of this week, following agreements reached between the police and her attorney, Amit Haddad. The investigation, which began covertly several months ago, became public in September of last year with the approval of Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara. Since then, dozens of suspects and witnesses have been interrogated by Lahav 433, the National Fraud Unit.
About a week ago, the National Fraud Unit concluded its investigation into Golan and her associates. The investigation reportedly focused on demands made to advisors, donations allegedly inconsistent with the organization's stated goals, and the minister's meeting logs. Following this inquiry, a criminal investigation was launched, police searched Golan's office, and she was summoned for questioning.
Now, with agreements in place with her lawyer, Golan is anticipated to provide her testimony by the week's end. A statement from Golan's office asserted, "I am confident in my path and determined to refute the fabrications in this persecution campaign against me. The truth will come to light."
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