Petah Tikva Mayor Rami Greenberg faces possible bribery charges over 2018 election funding
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The office’s Economic Department notified their lawyers that State Attorney Amit Aisman is considering bringing charges, subject to pre-indictment hearings.
Petah Tikva Mayor Rami Greenberg, the municipality's director-general, and eight other suspects may face criminal charges in a case involving alleged bribery and the funding of Greenberg's 2018 election campaign, the State Attorney's Office announced on Sunday.The office's Economic Department notified their lawyers that State Attorney Amit Aisman is considering bringing charges, subject to pre-indictment hearings. The offenses under consideration include bribery, fraud and breach of trust, forgery, and tax offenses, with the allegations differing according to each suspect's role.The hearings will give the suspects an opportunity to argue against prosecution before a final decision is made.
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