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MK May Golan Questioned for 10 Hours Over Charity Donation Allegations
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Member of Knesset May Golan was questioned for 10 hours by the Israel Police's national crime investigation unit over allegations of stealing thousands of dollars from charities she founded. Golan denied the claims, stating she has documents proving the money was used for charitable activities. Investigators presented evidence from ministry employees, including recordings, and a witness alleged she took $22,000. The investigation is ongoing.
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- MK May Golan was questioned for 10 hours by police over alleged theft of charity donations.
- Golan denies the allegations and claims to have documents proving proper use of funds.
- Investigators cited evidence from ministry employees and a witness alleging $22,000 was taken.
- The probe also includes allegations of Golan using public funds for personal expenses.
- The investigation is being conducted by Lahav 433, the Israel Police's national crime unit.
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