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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Police Seize Cash Envelopes and Ballots in Negev Raid

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Three School Principals Among Four Arrested in Alleged Ra'am Election Bribery Scheme

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Police arrested four suspects, including three school principals from the Negev, for alleged election bribery involving the Ra'am party. Tens of thousands of shekels were found in envelopes, though one suspect claims the money was for charity. The investigation is ongoing at Lahav 433, with no known connection to separate foreign interference suspicions involving Qatar.

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  • Three school principals were among four arrested for alleged Ra'am election bribery.
  • Tens of thousands of shekels in cash were found in envelopes during searches.
  • The investigation is being handled by the National Fraud Investigation Unit at Lahav 433.
  • A total of seven suspects have been arrested in connection with the alleged bribery scheme.
  • One suspect claims the money was for donations to needy families, not bribery.
  • No connection has been found to separate suspicions of Qatari interference in the elections.
Three School Principals Among Four Arrested in Alleged Ra'am Election Bribery Scheme
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