Strategic Advisor Convicted of Bribery Mediation in Submarine Affair
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Strategic advisor Tzachi Liber was convicted of mediating bribery in the "Submarine Affair" by the Tel Aviv District Court. He received 93,000 shekels from Miki Ganor to allegedly bribe David Sharon. The conviction occurred shortly after key figures, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, were called to testify before the state commission investigating the case.
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- Tzachi Liber convicted of mediating bribery in the "Submarine Affair" by Tel Aviv court.
- Liber received 93,000 shekels from Miki Ganor to allegedly bribe David Sharon.
- Conviction occurred days after Netanyahu and others were summoned to testify.
- The state commission is investigating the "Submarine Affair."
The Tel Aviv District Court convicted strategic advisor Tzachi Liber on Monday of mediating bribery in the "Submarine Affair." The court ruled that Liber received 93,000 shekels from businessman Miki Ganor, intending to pass the money as a bribe to David Sharon, the acting director-general of the Likud party. Liber's legal proceedings were separate from the main indictment in the submarine case. The conviction pertains to his role in transferring bribe money from Ganor to Sharon.
This verdict comes just days after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir, former President Reuven Rivlin, and other prominent figures were summoned to testify next month before the state commission investigating the affair.
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