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Police to Release Arab List Activists Arrested in Election Bribery Probe
Israeli police are expected to release three United Arab List activists arrested on suspicion of election bribery. No evidence was found that seized money was intended to bribe voters. Four other activists were released yesterday, and a senior official claimed the Prime Minister's Office exploited the case.
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What happened
- 01Police will release three United Arab List activists arrested on suspicion of election bribery.
- 02No evidence was found that seized money was intended to bribe voters.
- 03Four additional activists were released from custody the previous day.
- 04A senior law enforcement official accused the Prime Minister's Office of exploiting the case.
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