Strategic Advisor Tzachi Liber Convicted in Submarine Affair Bribery Case
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Strategic advisor Tzachi Liber was convicted by the Tel Aviv District Court in the submarine affair for mediating bribery. Liber received 93,000 shekels from Miki Ganor to pass on as a bribe to David Shar'an, the current Director General of the Likud party. This conviction stems from a separate indictment from the main Case 3000 proceedings.
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- Tzachi Liber was convicted of mediating bribery in the submarine affair by the Tel Aviv District Court.
- Liber received 93,000 shekels from Miki Ganor to transfer as a bribe.
- The bribe money was intended for David Shar'an, Director General of the Likud party.
- Liber's indictment was separate from the main Case 3000 proceedings.
The Tel Aviv District Court has convicted strategic advisor Tzachi Liber in the submarine affair. Liber was found guilty of mediating bribery in the naval vessel deal. He received 93,000 shekels from Miki Ganor to transfer as a bribe to David Shar'an, who currently serves as the Director General of the Likud party. The indictment against Liber was handled separately from the main indictment in Case 3000.
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