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Ongoing Story· Day 8

Kfar Saba Mayor and Wife Suspected in Public Corruption Scandal

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TheMarkerPolitics

Kfar Saba Mayor and Wife Remain Under House Arrest Amid Corruption Probe

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Hebrew · Sole source

Kfar Saba Mayor Rafi Sa'ar and his wife Meital Sa'ar remain under extended detention until Thursday as part of a major corruption investigation. Police raided the municipality last week, and several other officials have been released to house arrest. The investigation involves alleged bribery and irregularities in school projects and municipal committees.

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  • Kfar Saba Mayor Rafi Sa'ar and his wife Meital Sa'ar had their detention extended until Thursday.
  • Police are investigating a wide-ranging corruption case involving the Kfar.," "The mayor and his wife are considered central figures in the ongoing investigation.
  • Other municipal officials have been released to house arrest.
  • Suspicions include bribery and irregularities in school projects and committees.
Kfar Saba Mayor and Wife Remain Under House Arrest Amid Corruption Probe
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The detention of Kfar Saba Mayor Rafi Sa'ar and his wife, Meital Sa'ar, has been extended until this Thursday, as they are central figures in what police describe as a wide-ranging corruption case. Investigators from Lahav 433 raided the Kfar Saba municipality a week prior. The extensions were agreed upon by the police and the couple's legal representatives.

Last weekend, the CEO of the Economic Company, the municipality's contractor, and the head of the Parks and Landscape Department were released to house arrest. New details emerging from the extended detentions reveal suspicions involving projects at schools, committees allegedly cleared of professional members, and the exchange of "money-equivalent bribes."

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