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Likud internal review flags Herzliya branch as top membership-payment case
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First reported by Ynet · Jun 15, 2026
What happened
An internal Likud document says the Herzliya branch has the most members flagged for review over alleged membership-fee payment irregularities. The party dispute follows a State Comptroller report and centers on claims of family payments and disputed payment methods.
- 01Herzliya leads Likud branches with 776 members marked for review.
- 02The branch has 2,326 registered members.
- 03State Comptroller suspicion covers about 28,000 of roughly 130,000 Likud members.
- 04Likud says many disputed payments were made by first-degree relatives.
- 05Rafi Kadoush denied paying for anyone and defended the practice.
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