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Israeli Criminal Network Runs Illegal Loans and Gambling from Prison, Uses Attack Dog for Debt Collection

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דווח לראשונה בNow 14 · Jul 20, 2026

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Israeli authorities indicted 10 suspects for running a four-year illegal loan and gambling network in Migdal HaEmek, led remotely by prisoner Asaf Buskila. The group used threats, violence, and an attack dog to collect debts, handling about 3 million shekels. Buskila coordinated operations from prison, while victims faced severe intimidation and harm.

  • 01Ten suspects indicted for illegal loans, gambling, and extortion in Migdal HaEmek.
  • 02Leader Asaf Buskila ran the network from Shata Prison via public phone.
  • 03The group operated for four years, moving around 3 million shekels.
  • 04Victims were threatened and attacked, including by an attack dog named Max.
  • 05The operation included a fraudulent online gambling site and high-interest loans.
  • 06Prosecutors called the extortion a "statewide plague" undermining law and order.

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