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Airport Authority Accuses Minister Golan of Security Breach
Israel's Airports Authority accused Minister May Golan of a serious security breach at Ben Gurion Airport, alleging she drove onto the tarmac and bypassed security checks for herself and her mother. The authority stated no approval was given for the deviation.
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What happened
- 01Minister May Golan is accused by the Airports Authority of a severe security breach at Ben Gurion Airport.
- 02Golan allegedly drove onto the tarmac and bypassed security for herself and her mother, Rimona.
- 03The Airports Authority stated no approval was granted for the alleged violation of procedures.
- 04The minister reportedly spoke with an authority official who denied helping her bypass security.
- 05This incident is the latest in a series of controversies involving Minister Golan and her mother.
- 06Police plan to investigate Golan for corruption after the upcoming elections.
This incident follows previous controversies involving the minister and her mother, with police also preparing to investigate Golan for corruption after upcoming elections.
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