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Minister May Golan Returns for Further Questioning at Lahav 433

Minister May Golan returned to the National Fraud Investigations Unit at Lahav 433 in Lod on Thursday for further questioning in a corruption inquiry. She had already undergone a lengthy questioning session on Wednesday and was called back for an additional session the following afternoon. The inquiry concerns suspicions of aggravated bribery, fraud and breach of trust, and submission of a false affidavit. Golan, the minister for social equality and the advancement of women, is being investigated over those alleged offenses.

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of an archival sunset view of Israel Police national headquarters in Jerusalem with its antenna mast and distant hills, used as institutional context rather than a depiction of Lahav 433 or the questioning.

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