Minister May Golan Questioned in Corruption Probe After Evading Summons
Summarized from Haaretz English by baba
Social Equality Minister May Golan was questioned by Lahav 433 on Wednesday as part of a corruption probe, after previously refusing to appear. Police had indicated in June that they had enough evidence to charge her with bribery and fraud, having completed their investigation without questioning her.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Social Equality Minister May Golan was questioned by Lahav 433 on Wednesday.
- Golan had repeatedly refused to appear for questioning during the investigation.
- Police stated in June they had enough evidence to charge her with bribery and fraud.
- The investigation concluded without questioning Golan prior to Wednesday's appearance.
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