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Mass Arrests in Multi-Million Shekel Fraud Probe Linked to Gaza Operations

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Twenty-one civilians and career soldiers have been arrested on suspicion of multi-million shekel fraud, money laundering, and bribery related to operations in Gaza. Lahav 433, the Israel Tax Authority, and Military Police conducted a covert investigation that moved to an overt phase with nationwide arrests. Suspects will face remand hearings today in Beersheba and Beit Lid.

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  • 21 civilians and soldiers arrested for multi-million shekel fraud linked to Gaza operations.
  • Suspects face charges including deception, money laundering, and bribery.
  • Lahav 433, Israel Tax Authority, and Military Police led the investigation.
  • Arrests occurred nationwide as the investigation moved to its overt phase.
  • Remand hearings are scheduled for today at civilian and military courts.
Mass Arrests in Multi-Million Shekel Fraud Probe Linked to Gaza Operations
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