Israeli Government Approves Multi-Million Shekel Compensation for Protection Racket Victims
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 1 day ago
What happened
The Israeli government approved a multi-million shekel compensation plan for businesses and farmers harmed by protection rackets, aiming to reduce extortion by criminals. The fund, proposed by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, will cover damages not insured by private companies. Yariv Ben Ami of 'Ad Kan' praised the move but stressed that law enforcement must also act decisively to combat the crime.
- 01Israeli government approves tens of millions of shekels compensation for protection racket victims.
- 02Program targets uninsured businesses and farmers harmed by extortion payments.
- 03Compensation modeled on war damage reimbursement, paid via property tax mechanisms.
- 04Ad Kan CEO Yariv Ben Ami calls for law enforcement to imprison protection racketeers.
- 05Financial aid is part of a broader strategy to combat protection rackets.
- 06Implementation and public accessibility of the fund remain key challenges.
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