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Alleged Election Bribery in Negev: Suspects Claim Money Was for Needy
Seven people have been arrested in an investigation into alleged election bribery and fraud in the Bedouin diaspora in the Negev. Suspects claim money found in envelopes was intended for the needy. Ra'am party filed a complaint alleging a targeted campaign against them, citing ballot paper shortages and torn slips.
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What happened
- 01Seven suspects arrested in Negev election bribery and fraud probe.
- 02Suspects claim money in envelopes was for the needy.
- 03Ra'am party alleges a targeted campaign against them.
- 04Ra'am reported ballot shortages and torn voting slips.
- 05Police seized cash and Ra'am voting slips in a raid.
The investigation follows an intelligence-led raid where cash and Ra'am voting slips were seized.
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