Court Sentences Partner of Minister May Golan’s Advisor to 13 Months for Drug Offenses
In a case involving a drug laboratory linked to associates of Minister May Golan, the Rehovot court sentenced the partner of the minister’s advisor to 13 months in prison on Monday. The conviction followed a plea deal in which he admitted to cultivating, producing, and preparing drugs. During sentencing, the prosecution emphasized the severity of the offense, highlighting that drugs were found in a government vehicle assigned to the defendant’s partner due to her role as an advisor to Minister May Golan. The prosecution argued that exploiting public property as part of criminal activity severely undermines public trust.
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