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Israeli Court Approves Seizure of NIS 165,000 in Racketeering Case
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First reported by Now 14 · 1 hour ago
What happened
An Israeli court approved a settlement in a civil case, leading to the state confiscating NIS 165,000 from a company and an individual suspected of racketeering. This action is part of a broader strategy to combat organized crime using civil and economic tools.
- 01Israeli court approves NIS 165,000 seizure in racketeering case.
- 02Civil lawsuit used to combat racketeering without criminal conviction.
- 03Settlement returns half of seized funds to defendants.
- 04Action part of state's strategy to undermine racketeering finances.
- 05Company's security licenses were previously revoked.
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