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Finance Minister Smotrich Calls for Immediate Shin Bet Probe of Arab Party Leaders

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Smotrich Demands Shin Bet Investigate Arab Party Leaders Over Election Bribery Allegations

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Religious Zionism party chairman Bezalel Smotrich demanded the Shin Bet investigate Arab party leaders over suspected foreign Islamist funding to influence elections. He called the alleged bribery a test for Israel, stating the country would not yield to radical Islam. The allegations involve foreign money potentially linked to terrorism.

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  • Bezalel Smotrich called for the Shin Bet to investigate Arab party leaders.
  • The investigation is related to suspicions of foreign Islamist funding influencing elections.
  • Smotrich stated Israel will not be sold to radical Islam with terror funds.
  • He described the alleged election manipulation as a test for the State of Israel.

Bezalel Smotrich, chairman of the Religious Zionism party, has called for an immediate investigation by the Shin Bet security agency into the leaders of Arab parties. Smotrich's demand follows suspicions of foreign Islamist funding aimed at influencing Israeli elections. He stated that the alleged election manipulation through foreign "Islamist money" represents a critical test for the State of Israel. Smotrich asserted that "the State of Israel will not be sold to radical Islam with terror funds."

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