Holyland scandal: Meir Rabin to be released to 20-day house arrest
One of the main suspects in the Holyland bribe scandal, Meir Rabin, is to be released to a 20-day house arrest following a 34-day detainment. He has been ordered to post bail.
Rabin will be prohibited from leaving the country or interviewing with the press, in order to keep him from tainting the investigation. His court hearing has been scheduled for Sunday afternoon. (Eli Senyor)
