Bribe of 50,000 Shekels: Former Deputy Mayor of Rosh Haayin Sentenced to 18 Months in Prison
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According to the indictment, Melamed, who served as deputy mayor of Rosh HaAyin and chairman of the city's tenders committee during the relevant period, received a bribe of NIS 50,000. In addition to the bribe given, Melamed was offered additional future payments in exchange for each daycare center that the association would be awarded the right to operate.
Central District Court Judge Michael Karshan today (Tuesday) sentenced Michael Melhem to a sentence of 18 months in actual prison, probation and a fine of 70 thousand shekels - this after he was convicted, on the basis of his confession, of the crime of taking bribes.According to the facts of the amended indictment, Melamed - who served during the relevant period as deputy mayor of Rosh HaAyin and chairman of the city's auction committee, receiv…
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