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Shas Party's Future Knesset Member Under Scrutiny for Misappropriated Funds
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By עמרי מניב
First reported by N12 · 33 minutes ago
What happened
An investigation into Dror Amos, a future Shas Knesset member, reveals that his charity, "Chesed Chaim V'Emet," received millions in public funds designated for war victim families but allegedly used most of it for scholarships for yeshiva students. The report also points to potential conflicts of interest and questionable financial dealings.
- 01Shas party's future MK Dror Amos is under investigation for alleged misuse of funds.
- 02His charity received millions for war victim families but allegedly paid yeshiva students.
- 03Many intended beneficiaries reported no knowledge of the charity's assistance.
- 04Potential conflicts of interest surround Amos's appointment and the charity's funding.
- 05The charity received funds from multiple Shas-affiliated bodies, raising double-funding concerns.
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OrganizationsShas, IDF, Chesed Chaim V'Emet, Achim La'Oref, Ministry for Religious Services, Knesset
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