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Israel Election Probe: Four More Arrested in Vote-Buying Allegations
Police arrested four more suspects, including three school principals, in an investigation into alleged vote-buying for the Arab Ra'am party, bringing the total detentions to seven.
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- 01Four more suspects arrested in vote-buying probe linked to Arab Ra'am party.
- 02Likud party challenges election results, alleging bribery and seeking revotes.
- 03Shin Bet investigates suspected foreign interference involving millions from Qatar.
- 04Three school principals among the seven detained in the vote-buying investigation.
- 05Suspects deny wrongdoing; investigations into bribery and foreign funding continue.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party is also challenging election results, seeking revotes at polling stations due to alleged bribery and violations. A separate Shin Bet investigation is examining suspected foreign interference involving tens of millions of shekels from Qatar. The suspects deny wrongdoing, and the investigations are ongoing.
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