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Three southern Israel residents arrested over attempt to bribe citizens for Ra'am vote - report

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The Jerusalem Post
“Three southern Israel residents arrested over attempt to bribe citizens for Ra'am vote - report”

During searches of their homes, police seized cash, pre-prepared envelopes, and slips of paper. The suspects are expected to appear before the court on Tuesday.

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Israel National News
“3 arrested for suspected election bribery after being caught with cash and Ra'am ballots”

Police received information indicating that several individuals in the Bedouin communities of the Negev had prepared envelopes containing ballot slips and money in advance, allegedly in an attempt to bribe voters to cast their ballots for the Ra'am Party. Three suspects were arrested on suspicion of election bribery. The envelopes containing the ballot slips were seized, along with cash.

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