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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Israeli Crime Figures Reveal Political Allegiances

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Prominent Israeli crime figures have revealed their political preferences, with some backing Arab parties Ra'am and the Joint List, and others supporting left-wing politician Yair Golan. These allegiances, disclosed by associates, show a lack of unified political alignment within the underworld. Meanwhile, voter turnout among eligible prisoners reached 88.7%, highlighting the paradox of individuals involved in crime participating in the democratic process.

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  • Prominent Israeli crime figures revealed political support for Ra'am, Joint List, and Yair Golan.
  • Associates of the Jarushi family indicated support for Ra'am and the Joint List.
  • Eitan Hiya's associates stated his preference for politician Yair Golan.
  • No unified political camp exists among Israel's criminal underworld figures.
  • Voter turnout among eligible prisoners reached 88.7% on election day.
  • The right to vote remains for individuals associated with criminal organizations.
Israeli Crime Figures Reveal Political Allegiances
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