Man Convicted of Bribery for Influencing Former President's Adviser
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Mazid Hamdan was convicted of bribery for paying at least 6,000 shekels to Ze'ev Dolinsky, former President Reuven Rivlin's personal adviser, between 2018 and 2020. The payments were allegedly for help with government requests, including planning, licenses, and medical issues. Hamdan and another defendant, Marwan Riyan, also allegedly bribed Dolinsky to influence Health Ministry exam results for family members.
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- Mazid Hamdan convicted of bribery for paying former President Rivlin's adviser Ze'ev Dolinsky.
- Hamdan allegedly transferred at least 6,000 shekels to Dolinsky between 2018 and 2020.
- Payments were for assistance with government requests, including planning and licenses.
- Hamdan and Marwan Riyan also allegedly bribed Dolinsky over exam results.
- The Health Ministry exams were for family members who had failed.
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