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Minister Silvan Shalom. Photo: Wiki Commons.
Times of Israel – The case of an alleged sexual assault more than a decade ago by Energy and Water Minister Silvan Shalom on a clerk in his office is likely to be closed unless police find additional women making similar claims, officials indicated on Tuesday.
Both the police and the State Prosecution sought to reinforce the allegations against Shalom with additional complaints from other women, without which the matter will be laid to rest by the end of the week due to the statue of limitations.
