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Israeli Minister Maoz Golan Questioned for 11 Hours in Corruption Probe
Minister Maoz Golan was interrogated for 11 hours at Lahav 433 on suspicion of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust, related to alleged fictitious appointments and illicit fund transfers. Police believe there is enough evidence for an indictment, but the final decision rests with the State Prosecutor's Office.
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What happened
- 01Minister Maoz Golan was interrogated for 11 hours by Lahav 433 on corruption charges.
- 02Police believe there is sufficient evidence to indict Minister Golan.
- 03The investigation concerns alleged fictitious appointments and illicit fund transfers.
- 04Golan had reportedly refused to be questioned for several months.
- 05Further questioning for the minister has not been ruled out.
Golan had reportedly refused to be questioned for months, making Wednesday's interrogation a significant development in the ongoing investigation.
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