Advisor Used PM's Office Ties for Personal Gain, Report Claims
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
Media advisor Israel Einhorn allegedly used his connections in the Prime Minister's Office and government ministries for personal gain, an "Haaretz" investigation reveals. He is suspected of encouraging Minister Amichai Chikli to advance his overseas interests and attempted to involve Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a PR photo. Einhorn is reportedly considered a fugitive wanted for investigation by Israeli police.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Media advisor Israel Einhorn allegedly used PM's Office ties for personal gain, Haaretz reports.
- Einhorn is suspected in the "BILD" and Qatar affairs and is wanted by police.
- He allegedly encouraged Minister Amichai Chikli to act in his overseas interests.
- Einhorn also sought a PR photo opportunity with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Media advisor Israel Einhorn, who is suspected in the "BILD" and Qatar affairs, allegedly leveraged his connections within the Prime Minister's Office and government ministries for his own benefit, according to an "Haaretz" investigation. Sources and a recent German report reveal how Einhorn encouraged Minister Amichai Chikli to act in his overseas interests. The investigation also explores the background of a compliment Einhorn received from Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar during a speech in Slovenia. Furthermore, Einhorn, described by Israeli police as a fugitive wanted for investigation, once attempted to enlist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a public relations photo opportunity.
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