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21 Arrested in Alleged Multi-Million Shekel Fraud Scheme Targeting IDF During Gaza War

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Israel Arrests 21 in Alleged Multi-Million Shekel Gaza Contractor Fraud

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Israeli police and military investigators arrested 21 suspects on Tuesday for an alleged multimillion-shekel fraud involving civilian contractors in Gaza. The contractors are accused of stealing fuel, submitting fake invoices, and bribing military personnel to overlook incomplete work on military engineering projects. The scheme involved civilian contractors operating heavy machinery for the Israeli military in the Gaza Strip.

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  • 21 suspects arrested in alleged multimillion-shekel fraud scheme in Gaza.
  • The fraud involved civilian contractors working on Israeli military engineering projects.
  • Accusations include fuel theft, fake invoices, and bribery of military personnel.
  • The scheme allegedly allowed incomplete work to be overlooked.
  • The arrests occurred on Tuesday.
Israel Arrests 21 in Alleged Multi-Million Shekel Gaza Contractor Fraud
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