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Israelis Accused of Running Billion-Dollar Fraud Scheme in Turkey
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By יואב איתיאל
First reported by Walla · 3 hours ago
What happened
Turkish authorities are investigating a fraud network allegedly run by Israelis that is accused of defrauding Turkish banks of billions of dollars. The suspects reportedly disappeared after the alleged crime.
- 01Israelis are suspected of running a multi-billion dollar fraud in Turkey.
- 02The scheme allegedly targeted Turkish banks.
- 03The suspects have reportedly disappeared.
- 04Turkish authorities are investigating the matter.
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