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Ongoing Story· Day 5

Minister May Golan Expected to Be Questioned by Police This Week

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Minister Golan Questioned for 10 Hours Over Financial Probe

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Minister for Social Equality and Advancement of Women's Status underwent a second day of 10-hour questioning at Lahav 433 regarding "the financial affairs case." The probe includes suspicions of aggravated bribery, fraud, breach of trust, and submitting false affidavits. The investigation continued for a second consecutive day, with Sunday's session also exceeding 10 hours.

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  • Minister was questioned for 10 hours at Lahav 433.
  • The questioning is part of "the financial affairs case" probe.
  • Suspicions include aggravated bribery and fraud.
  • This was the second consecutive day of extensive questioning.

Minister for Social Equality and Advancement of Women's Status was questioned for approximately 10 hours on Monday at Lahav 433, the police's national fraud investigation unit. This marks the second consecutive day of questioning for the Minister for Social Equality and Advancement of Women's Status as part of "the financial affairs case." The investigation centers on suspicions of aggravated bribery, fraud, breach of trust, and submitting false affidavits.

The Minister for Social Equality and Advancement of Women's Status's interrogation on Sunday also lasted over 10 hours. The case involves allegations of financial misconduct, with investigators focusing on potential offenses committed during her tenure.

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