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Unnamed Officials Questioned by Police in Fraud Probe, No Names or Charges Released
Israel Police said the director general of an undisclosed government ministry and two senior officials arrived at the National Crime Unit on June 7, 2026, for questioning in a case involving fraud, breach of trust, abuse of office, and threats.
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The director general of an undisclosed government ministry and two other senior officials arrived at Lahav 433 for questioning on June 7, 2026, in a case involving suspicion of fraud, breach of trust, abuse of office, and threats, Israel Police said.
Lahav 433 is the National Crime Unit, and its headquarters is in Lod. Israel Police stated that the three officials arrived at the unit for questioning that day.
No details on the names of the officials or their positions were given by the police. The article was published on June 7, 2026 at 14:09, @Jerusalem_Post reported.
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