The businessman and owner of Betar Jerusalem, Moshe Hogg, is expected to be released today (Tuesday) under house arrest after about a month in the Hadarim detention center as part of the “Big Game” affair. Legal commentator and presenter 103FM, Guy Peleg On what is expected later in the affair.
“His release is definitely a very significant moment in this case, because unlike what might seem like the suspicions have dissipated, the suspicions remain. The prosecutor’s office must decide whether to file an indictment against Moshe Hogg. The case did not crash. The case is more complex than they thought. “Classics, of committing an offense while using force and threats of offenses of this type, probably do not exist in this case,” Peleg began his remarks.
“On the one hand there is no one I understand at the moment who comes and says ‘Moshe is celebrating threatened me’ or ‘Moshe is celebrating. Use force and force himself on me.’ “Importing women’s quotes to Israel from different countries. There are mixed minors, there is a suspicion of a dismissal of a minor’s drug use,” he added.
“These are serious offenses. Filing an indictment for human trafficking is a more complex legal construction than a complainant who says he forced himself on her, and tells it to two companies that night, and there is a rape offense case. Brought to the country for the purpose of prostitution, and then took some of the women and passed them on to his friends, not the same businessmen who invented someone involved in this case you have to prove human trafficking or claim that young girls were tempted to serve “Veterans, and to claim that it is a matter of bringing a person into prostitution, is legally, and I emphasize legally, a more complex construction, but it could be that the severity is even more serious,” Peleg continued.
“NIS 70 million is a crazy amount, but in general this whole case is conducted in a way we usually do not know, because we have serious complaints about the conditions of detention, and on the other hand there is a person detained 28 days but all detention days are days celebrated and his lawyers agreed to detention. It’s a game in both directions, “Peleg concluded.
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