The State Attorney's Office has filed an appeal with the Supreme Court against the acquittal of land appraiser Yosef Agbaria, who was charged with aiding extortion by threats in a case involving winners of Israel Land Authority tenders in Taibeh, according to journalist Ofer Ravid (N12).
The State Attorney's Office has appealed to the Supreme Court against the acquittal of land appraiser Yosef Agbaria, who was charged with aiding extortion by threats. The case involves the alleged extortion of winners of Israel Land Authority tenders in the Arab town of Taibeh. The appeal was reported by journalist Ofer Ravid (N12) on Tuesday morning. No further details on the grounds of the appeal or the court's schedule have been released.
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