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Minister Meyrav Golan Questioned for 11 Hours Amid Corruption Probe
Minister Meyrav Golan was questioned for over 11 hours by Lahav 433 on suspicion of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust, which she denies. A source close to the investigation claims solid evidence implicates her and that she will be summoned for further questioning.
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What happened
- 01Minister Meyrav Golan was questioned for over 11 hours by Lahav 433 on corruption charges.
- 02Golan denied all allegations, calling them "nonsense" and "lies."
- 03A source close to the investigation claims "solid evidence" implicates the minister.
- 04Her appearance is linked to the upcoming elections and the expiration of her parliamentary immunity.
- 05The investigation stems from allegations of illegal funds received by Golan and her associates.
- 06Golan is expected to be summoned for another day of questioning.
Her appearance is seen as influenced by the upcoming elections and the expiration of her parliamentary immunity. The probe, initiated by a "HaMivaker" investigation, focuses on alleged illegal funds received by Golan and her associates.
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