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Ongoing Story· Day 4

Minister May Golan Expected to Be Questioned by Police This Week

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Minister Meyrav Golan Questioned by Lahav 433, States "Nothing to Hide"

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Minister Meyrav Golan is currently being questioned by Lahav 433, the Israel Police's National Bureau of Investigation. Golan stated she has "nothing to hide" upon her arrival for the interrogation. The reasons for the investigation were not immediately detailed. The investigation is being conducted by a central police unit that handles significant criminal cases.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Minister Meyrav Golan is being questioned by Lahav 433 investigators.
  • Golan stated she has "nothing to hide" during her questioning.
  • The specific reasons for the investigation were not immediately disclosed.
  • Lahav 433 is the Israel Police's National Bureau of Investigation.
Minister Meyrav Golan Questioned by Lahav 433, States "Nothing to Hide"
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Minister Meyrav Golan is currently being questioned at Lahav 433, the Israel Police's National Bureau of Investigation. The minister stated upon arrival that she has "nothing to hide." The specific reasons for her questioning were not immediately disclosed in the report. Lahav 433 is a central investigative unit within the Israeli police, handling major fraud, corruption, and organized crime cases. The investigation is ongoing.

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