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State witness in submarine case to be charged with tax evasion, not corruption
Add ToI as a Preferred Source on GoogleMiki Ganor, the businessman turned state’s witness in the so called “submarine affair,” will not be charged with corruption in the so-called “submarine affair.”
According to Channel 2, Ganor reached a deal with state prosecutors that will see him charged for various tax offenses, and will serve one year in jail.
Ganor, a former agent for the German submarine company ThyssenKryupp, last month signed a deal to turn state’s witness in what legal analysts described as major development in the corruption case that could lead to indictments of senior public officials.
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