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Israeli National Insurance Demands 15 Million Shekels Back From Sderot Residents Over Misused Aid Funds

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First reported by Ynet · 10 hours ago

What happened

The Israeli National Insurance Institute demands 15 million shekels back from 2,700 Sderot residents who allegedly misused aid funds meant for rehabilitation after the October 7 attacks, including spending on airline tickets and phones. Fraudulent receipts were also uncovered in the process.

01National Insurance demands 15 million shekels from 2,700 Sderot residents for misused aid funds.
02Aid was intended for rehabilitation treatments but was spent on airline tickets and mobile phones.
03Sderot city council member Eliran Jerbi reported many residents are distressed by repayment demands.
04Fraudsters encouraged victims to submit fake receipts to the National Insurance Institute.
05About 86,000 civilians have been recognized as victims of hostile acts since October 7.
06The institute identified 2,700 fraudulent cases totaling over 15 million shekels.

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