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Gaza War Contract Fraud: 21 Civilians and IDF Personnel Arrested

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Israeli police and military police arrested 21 civilians and IDF personnel on Tuesday on suspicion of multimillion-shekel fraud involving contracts for work in Gaza. The suspects, including employees of civilian companies and military personnel, are accused of fraud, money laundering, and bribery. The arrests followed a joint undercover investigation by Lahav 433, Military Police, and the Tax Authority. Suspects are undergoing questioning and will face detention hearings.

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  • 21 civilians and IDF personnel were arrested for suspected multimillion-shekel fraud in Gaza contracts.
  • The arrests followed a joint undercover investigation by Israeli police, military police, and the Tax Authority.
  • Suspects include employees of civilian contracting companies and career military personnel.
  • The investigation focused on alleged fraud, money laundering, and bribery related to IDF equipment needs in Gaza.
  • The suspects are being questioned and will appear in civilian and military courts for detention hearings.
Gaza War Contract Fraud: 21 Civilians and IDF Personnel Arrested
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