Three Former Israeli Footballers Arrested in Match-Fixing Probe
Israeli police have arrested three former professional footballers, two men and one woman, as part of an investigation into match-fixing in the country's top women's league. The arrests followed a months-long inquiry by the economic crime investigation unit in cooperation with the Israel Football Association. The probe focused on games involving the Hapoel Be'er Sheva team. Authorities suspect the arrested individuals of organizing fixed matches. A police statement affirmed their commitment to "resolutely combat phenomena such as corruption, match-fixing, and illegal gambling, which can harm the integrity of sport and public trust."
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