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Israeli Police Warn Public Against Fake SMS Traffic Fine Scams

The Israeli Police warned the public about fake SMS messages impersonating official traffic fine notices, urging caution against sharing personal information or paying through suspicious links.

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Israeli Police Warn Public Against Fake SMS Traffic Fine Scams
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What happened

  1. 01Israeli Police warn of fake SMS traffic fine scams circulating since Wednesday morning.
  2. 02Scam messages falsely claim vehicle violations and demand fine payments via malicious links.
  3. 03Messages threaten court action, extra fees, and license suspension if fines are unpaid.
  4. 04Police advise not to click links or share personal or credit card details in these messages.
  5. 05Public urged to verify payment demands only through official police channels and delete suspicious texts immediately.
Translated and summarized by baba from Srugim, the latest report. Read Srugim’s original

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