Man Convicted of Bribing Former President Rivlin's Advisor
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Mazid Hamdan was convicted of bribery for paying at least 6,000 shekels to former presidential advisor Ze'ev Dolinsky between 2018 and 2020. The payments were for help with government and public authority matters, including planning, licenses, and medical issues. Hamdan also worked with Marwan Rayan to bribe Dolinsky to help family members pass Ministry of Health certification exams.
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- Mazid Hamdan was convicted of bribing Ze'ev Dolinsky, former advisor to President Reuven Rivlin.
- Hamdan paid Dolinsky at least 6,000 shekels between 2018 and 2020 for assistance.
- The bribes were for help with government matters like planning, licenses, and medical issues.
- Hamdan and Marwan Rayan also bribed Dolinsky to help family pass health ministry exams.
The prosecution announced that Mazid Hamdan has been convicted of bribery offenses involving Ze'ev Dolinsky, the former personal and senior advisor to Israeli President Reuven Rivlin. According to the indictment, between 2018 and 2020, Hamdan transferred at least 6,000 shekels to Dolinsky in exchange for assistance in advancing requests with government bodies and public authorities. These requests pertained to areas such as planning and construction, licenses, entry permits to Israel, and medical matters.
Furthermore, Hamdan collaborated with another defendant in the case, Marwan Rayan, to bribe Dolinsky. Their objective was to expedite appeals concerning the results of Ministry of Health certification exams, which two of their family members had failed.
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