State Service Commissioner Delays Decision on Suspending Tzachi Braverman Over Night Meeting Case
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First reported by Channel 13 · 18 hours ago
What happened
State Service Commissioner Doron Cohen has yet to decide on suspending Tzachi Braverman, despite a month passing since his hearing related to the night meeting scandal. Braverman faces criminal charges and a recommended six-month suspension following allegations of involvement in leaking classified information. The delay is reportedly due to government pressure, with the case involving former Netanyahu aides and a covert investigation into leaks to a German newspaper.
- 01State Service Commissioner Doron Cohen has not decided on suspending Tzachi Braverman a month after his hearing.
- 02Braverman faces criminal charges including fraud and breach of trust related to the night meeting case.
- 03Prosecution recommended a six-month suspension from all public roles for Braverman.
- 04Braverman's suspension hearing was held via Zoom in June following his indictment.
- 05The case involves alleged leaks of classified information to Germany's Bild newspaper.
- 06Other Netanyahu aides, including Eli Feldstein and Jonathan Urich, were also indicted in the affair.
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