Israeli Minister Meyrav Golan Appears for Police Investigation
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Minister for Social Equality and Women's Advancement, Meyrav Golan, appeared for an investigation at the Lahav 433 unit after initially refusing to do so for an extended period. The police had previously sent her case to the State Prosecutor's Office due to her refusal. The Prosecutor's Office requested further investigation, leading Golan to agree to be questioned with her lawyer.
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- Minister Meyrav Golan appeared for questioning at Lahav 433 after initially refusing.
- Her refusal led police to transfer her case to the State Prosecutor's Office.
- The Prosecutor's Office requested additional investigative steps.
- Golan decided to appear for the investigation in coordination with her lawyer.
- The investigation concerns allegations against the minister.
Minister for Social Equality and Women's Advancement, Meyrav Golan, appeared on Wednesday for an investigation at the Lahav 433 unit's offices. Her appearance comes after a prolonged period during which she refused to be questioned, leading to significant developments in the case.
Previously, due to Minister Golan's refusal to attend, the police had exhausted their investigative actions and transferred the case file to the State Prosecutor's Office for review and decision. It seemed the direct investigation against the minister had reached a dead end, with a decision to be made based on existing evidence.
However, after examining the case, the Prosecutor's Office requested the police conduct further investigative actions. This demand prompted a change in Minister Golan's stance, and she decided, in coordination with her lawyer Amit Haddad, to present herself for questioning and answer investigators' questions.
