Lahav 433 Names Suspects Linked to Likud

Police have named suspects linked to Likud in an economic crimes investigation by Lahav 433. Among them are contractor Dudi Afel, former MK Michael Kleiner, and the Dayan brothers. A party activist was also detained on suspicion of concealing assets worth millions of shekels.

Israel Police have named suspects linked to the Likud party as part of an economic crimes investigation conducted by the special unit Lahav 433. The suspects include contractor Dudi Afel, who has been in bankruptcy proceedings since 2012; the chairman of the party court and former MK Michael Kleiner; and businessman brothers Yafe Dayan and Yitzhak Dayan. In addition, a Likud activist was detained on suspicion of concealing assets worth millions of shekels. Details of the charges and the nature of the economic crimes have not been disclosed. The article is informative, reporting on the progress of the investigation but providing no further details or comments from those involved.