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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Second Israeli National Arrested in US Voter Fraud Sweep

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Moriah Dahan, an Israeli citizen residing in Los Angeles, was arrested on suspicion of illegally voting in the 2024 US presidential election. She is the second Israeli national charged in a federal sweep targeting foreign nationals who voted illegally. The arrests are part of "Operation Protect the Vote," which has led to charges against 34 individuals in California and 48 nationwide. The operation is ongoing amid disputes between federal and state authorities over voter rolls.

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  • Moriah Dahan, an Israeli citizen, was arrested in Los Angeles for allegedly voting illegally in the 2024 US election.
  • Dahan is the second Israeli national charged in a federal operation targeting foreign nationals who voted illegally.
  • The arrests are part of "Operation Protect the Vote," which has charged 34 individuals in California.
  • Dahan allegedly voted on election day after falsely claiming US citizenship, despite holding a green card.
  • The operation is ongoing amid a dispute between the US Department of Justice and California officials over voter rolls.
Second Israeli National Arrested in US Voter Fraud Sweep
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