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Ongoing Story· Day 4

Minister May Golan Expected to Be Questioned by Police This Week

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MK May Golan Questioned for 10 Hours by Police

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Hebrew · Sole source

Member of Knesset May Golan was questioned by the Lahav 443 police unit for about 10 hours on Tuesday. The investigation's specifics were not disclosed by police or the Knesset spokesperson. Golan, a Likud party member, underwent the extensive questioning as part of an ongoing process. The police have not indicated if further actions will follow the inquiry.

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  • MK May Golan was questioned by Lahav 443 for approximately 10 hours.
  • The investigation concluded on Tuesday.
  • No details about the investigation's subject were released.
  • Golan is a member of the Likud party.
MK May Golan Questioned for 10 Hours by Police
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Member of Knesset May Golan's questioning by Lahav 443, a special police unit, concluded after approximately 10 hours. The investigation took place on Tuesday. No further details regarding the nature of the investigation were immediately released by the police or the Knesset spokesperson's office. Golan, a member of the Likud party, has been a vocal figure in Israeli politics. The questioning is part of an ongoing process, and the police have not specified if further steps will be taken. The duration of the questioning suggests a thorough examination of the matters under investigation.

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