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Main Suspect in Israeli Tax Authority Bribery Case Released to House Arrest
Boris Gorovitz and Sasson Cohen were released to house arrest in a bribery case involving the Israeli Tax Authority, while Alhadi Tahah's detention was extended. Tahah is suspected of accepting bribes for fraudulent tax refunds at the Petah Tikva branch.
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What happened
- 01Boris Gorovitz, former deputy tax assessor, released to 14 days house arrest.
- 02Sasson Cohen, retired 8 years ago, also released to 14 days house arrest.
- 03Alhadi Tahah's detention extended by 4 days.
- 04Tahah suspected of accepting bribes for fraudulent tax refunds.
- 05The case involves false expense claims submitted to the Petah Tikva tax branch.
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