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Suspect in Negev Election Bribery Case Linked to Controversial Charity
Three individuals were arrested in the Negev on suspicion of attempting to bribe voters for the Ra'am party, with police seizing tens of thousands of shekels.
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What happened
- 01Three individuals arrested in Negev for alleged election bribery for Ra'am party.
- 02Tens of thousands of shekels in cash seized from suspects.
- 03One suspect allegedly linked to "Siyua 48" charity with past terror funding suspicions.
- 04Ra'am party denies allegations and files complaint with elections committee.
- 05Investigation into election bribery allegations is ongoing.
The "Bocharim Be'Chaim" Forum alleges one suspect is a senior Ra'am activist previously involved in fundraising for the "Siyua 48" charity, which has faced accusations of terror ties. Ra'am denies the charges, calling the arrests baseless, while the investigation continues.
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