Bezeq and Walla are suspected of bribery, money laundering and reporting offenses, by virtue of the actions of the controlling shareholder Shaul Elowitz in the 4000 case • Yedioth Ahronoth is suspected of bribery, by virtue of the actions of the publisher Noni Mozes in the 2000 case. bluff"
The companies involved in the Alps cases will be prosecuted
The State Attorney's Office announced today (Wednesday) to Bezeq, Walla and members of the Eurocom Group that the Attorney General is considering prosecuting them for suspicions in the 4000 case. The corporations are suspected of bribery, money laundering and reporting offenses, by virtue of the actions of controlling shareholder Shaul Alovich. in them.
It will be recalled that Elovich is accused of bribing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu through an unusual response by the Walla website to the demands of Netanyahu and his family, in exchange for government actions that benefited Elovich's business and Bezeq.
In addition, the State Attorney's Office informed Yedioth Ahronoth Ltd. that the Attorney General is considering prosecuting her for suspicions in the 2000 case.
Mozes is accused of offering bribes to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the form of a change in the coverage of the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper and the Ynet website, in exchange for legislative measures that would impose restrictions on the main rival newspaper, Israel Today.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's entourage responded to the development: "Mandelblit understands that 4,000 is dying and is trying to resuscitate him through a ridiculous bluff. It is clear to everyone that Mandelblit does not intend to prosecute the corporations and that the only reason for his announcement is an attempt to divert attention. .
