"Dear Madam, in light of your poor management, I ask you not to contact me any more. I will not be a partner in the game you are playing," Minister Amsalem wrote to the head of the Companies Authority, Michal Rosenbaum, following an Israel Hayom investigation.
Amsalem also wrote that "following your scandalous conduct, which raises even serious suspicion of violations of integrity, I remove my responsibility from you and no longer want your frequent letters."
In conclusion, Amsalem wrote, "You are welcome, as stated, to continue contacting your direct manager, your friend and partner in the putsch, Gil Limon (Deputy Attorney General)."
Officials leave, employees allege abuse. Companies Authority at the Malha Technological Park, Jerusalem, photo: Lior Mizrahi
In the background of Amsalem's unprecedented letter, there are frequent letters from Rosenbaum to Islam, which, according to his people, "try to force her scandalous conduct at the Companies Authority." In addition, Amsalem's claims are also directed at the deputy attorney general, who he claims is cooperating with her. Meanwhile, following the serious remarks made in a newspaper article earlier this week, Israel Hayom has learned that the government is working to examine the establishment of a committee of inquiry into what is happening at the Companies Authority.
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