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21 Arrested in Alleged Multi-Million Shekel Fraud Scheme Involving Gaza Work

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Hebrew · 22 newsrooms covering

Israeli police and military investigators arrested 21 people on suspicion of a multi-million shekel fraud scheme related to work in Gaza. The suspects include civilians and career military personnel accused of fraud, money laundering, and bribery. Arrests were made nationwide as the investigation entered its public phase. Detainees will appear in civilian and military courts for detention extension hearings.

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  • 21 individuals were arrested on suspicion of multi-million shekel fraud related to work in Gaza.
  • Suspects include civilians working for contractors and career military personnel.
  • Allegations include fraud, money laundering, and bribery.
  • The investigation was conducted by Lahav 433, the Tax Authority, and military police.
  • Arrests occurred nationwide as the probe became public.
  • Detainees will face hearings in civilian and military courts.
21 Arrested in Alleged Multi-Million Shekel Fraud Scheme Involving Gaza Work
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The Lahav 433 special investigations unit and the military police have arrested 21 individuals suspected of a multi-million shekel financial fraud scheme. The suspects, comprising civilians working for contracting companies and career military personnel, are alleged to have committed fraud during work operations in Gaza. The investigation, which began covertly several months ago, was conducted by Lahav 433 in conjunction with the Tax Authority and Military Police Investigation Unit (Mitz'ah). Allegations include obtaining property by deception, money laundering, and bribery.

On Tuesday, the investigation moved into its public phase with a coordinated, nationwide operation to apprehend the suspects. The arrested individuals are scheduled to appear in court later today for hearings on extending their detention. These hearings will take place at the Magistrate's Court in Be'er Sheva and the Military Court in Beit Lid.

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