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Lawmakers Demand Urgent Probe into Ra'am Election Bribery Allegations
Israeli ministers and Knesset members have demanded an urgent investigation into alleged widespread election bribery by the Ra'am party. The demand follows the arrest of three individuals with tens of thousands of shekels and reports of voters receiving gift cards for their votes.
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What happened
- 01Ministers and MKs demand urgent probe into Ra'am for alleged widespread election bribery.
- 02Three individuals arrested with tens of thousands of shekels suspected of voter bribery.
- 03Reports claim voters received gift cards and fuel cards in exchange for voting for Ra'am.
- 04Lawmakers cite unusually high voter turnout in the Arab sector as suspicious.
- 05Demand includes prosecuting those involved and potentially disqualifying Ra'am's votes.
Lawmakers are concerned about unusually high turnout in the Arab sector and are calling for those involved to be prosecuted and Ra'am's votes potentially disqualified.
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