11 hours weren't enough: May Golan will be summoned again for questioning today

Minister May Golan will be summoned again today for police questioning, after being questioned yesterday for 11 hours. Police sources clarify that she faces additional days of questioning, as part of the investigation into suspicions of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust.

Minister May Golan will be summoned again today (Thursday) for police questioning, after being questioned yesterday for 11 hours by the Lahav 433 unit. Police sources tell Walla that she faces several more days of questioning, and that the additional summons is part of the required investigative actions. The investigation concerns suspicions of bribery, fraud, breach of trust, and obtaining something by deception under aggravated circumstances. Police believe the evidentiary foundation collected is sufficient to file an indictment, but the final decision rests with the prosecution. The affair involves suspicions of irregularities in the management of the Ministry for Social Equality and related nonprofits, including suspicions of misuse of public funds and fictitious employment. Golan has previously denied the allegations and stated she is confident in the righteousness of her path.