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Israeli Soccer League Officials Arrested in Bribery and Illegal Gambling Probe

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Four Arrested in Multi-Million Shekel Soccer Fraud Probe

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Police arrested four people on Sunday in a probe into financial crimes involving tens of millions of shekels linked to an Israeli Premier League soccer team. Dozens of current and former players are expected to be questioned as part of the investigation, which has been ongoing for months. The probe is looking into fraud, forgery, money laundering, and tax violations, with police seizing assets. The offenses are believed to have occurred systematically over four seasons.

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  • Four individuals were arrested for suspected financial crimes linked to an Israeli Premier League soccer team.
  • The offenses involve tens of millions of shekels and span four seasons.
  • Dozens of current and former players are expected to be questioned.
  • The investigation is being conducted by Lahav 433's National Economic Crimes Unit.
  • Allegations include fraud, forgery, money laundering, and tax violations.
  • Police seized luxury vehicles and real estate as part of the probe.

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