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Shas Candidate Under Fire for Alleged Misuse of Funds, Job for Ally
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By עמרי מניב
First reported by N12 · 2 hours ago
What happened
An investigative report has implicated Drour Amos, a Shas party candidate and Haifa Religious Council chairman, in alleged financial misconduct. The report details millions in public funds granted to his association without a tender, while beneficiaries claim no knowledge of its services, and accuses Amos of proposing a fictitious job for an associate in exchange for funding.
- 01Shas candidate Drour Amos faces allegations of financial impropriety.
- 02His association received millions from the Ministry of Religious Services without tender.
- 03Beneficiary families claim no knowledge of the association's work.
- 04Amos is accused of proposing a fictitious job for an associate.
- 05The Ministry of Religious Services is under Shas's political control.
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