Police recommends indicting Gal Hirsch over millions of shekels taxation fraud

The Israel Police and a Tax Authority have resolved an endless examination into a box of a Defensive Shield group, owned by partners Oded Shachnai and Gal Hirsch, and a nation of Georgia. Evidence was found that a organisation allegedly committed taxation rascal and other financial crimes. The examination record will now be forwarded to a State’s Attorney’s Office for serve review.

The suspicions dealt with tenders that a organisation won in Georgia value tens of millions of shekels between 2007 and 2009, and in tie to actions taken to foster business interests associated to a Defense Shield group’s business.

The investigation, that military described as “thorough, formidable and strenuous,” was conducted with a assistance of a Israel Money Laundering and Terror Financing Prohibition Authority, among others.

A rough examination was launched in Oct 2015 following a rough commentary of a special examination organisation allocated by former attorney-general Yehuda Weinstein. After that, it was motionless to pierce from a rough examination theatre to a full rapist investigation.

Some of a formula of a examination are that outrageous sums of tens of millions of shekels were eliminated from a Georgian Defense Ministry to Israeli and unfamiliar bank accounts related to members of a Defensive Shield group, and that a organisation allegedly cheated unfamiliar financial institutions who refused to accept income from confidence exchange in Georgia. It also emerged that fake reports were done and fake papers were presented to these unfamiliar financial institutions.

Gal Hirsch responded to a proclamation that a examination had been concluded, claiming these cases were usually lifted to frustrate his appointment as military commissioner.

“In those days, we listened all kinds of things about me: that we was being investigated by a FBI, that there were world-wide investigations, that we was offered weapons to governments in Africa, that we was bribing abroad supervision officials… What not?” he posted on Facebook, observant that a initial case, famous as a Rishon Lezion case, was after sealed and he was not found guilty.

He asked either this new box would eventually be closed, too.

“I resolutely reject these suspicions,” he said. “I wish we to know that my hands are clean!”

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