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Man Sentenced to 22 Months for $11 Million Fake Invoices Scheme
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By איתמר לוין
What happened
Moshe Zaken received a 22-month prison sentence for his involvement in a 42 million shekel fake invoice scheme. The court reduced his sentence due to his confession and rehabilitation efforts, despite the scheme's significant damage to public funds.
- 01Moshe Zaken sentenced to 22 months for $11 million fake invoice fraud.
- 02Scheme involved fake invoices to reduce taxes and facilitate cash payments.
- 03Prosecution sought 42 months, but court cited confession and rehabilitation.
- 04Zaken agreed to forfeit significant assets as part of the deal.
- 05Legal proceedings continue against a co-defendant, Yitzhak Schreiber.
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