Former Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked Testifies in 'Neve Tzedek' Corruption Probe
Former Israeli Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked appeared on Tuesday to give open testimony at the National Fraud Investigation Unit (YAHACH) within Lahav 433. Her testimony was part of the ongoing "Neve Tzedek" case, which involves alleged quid pro quo dealings between former Bar Association chairman Adv. Effi Neve and Judge Eitan Ornashtain. The investigation centers on suspicions that Neve supported Ornashtain's appointment as president of the Tel Aviv District Court in exchange for favors. Police confirmed that Shaked's testimony was given after all necessary approvals were obtained. The probe continues under the supervision of the Tax and Economic Prosecution. No further details about Shaked's statements were released.
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