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Arab activist recounts 'political' Election Day arrest: Police asked why I opposed Ben-Gvir

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“Arab activist recounts 'political' Election Day arrest: Police asked why I opposed Ben-Gvir”

Israeli police arrested Saif Abu Reash at his home at 4:30 A.M. He says interrogators presented no evidence of election bribery, an allegation originating in Netanyahu's office: 'They asked me why I was encouraging people to vote'

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