Police found no evidence that money seized from activists' homes was intended to bribe voters. Four more activists were released yesterday. A senior law enforcement official said the case was exploited by the Prime Minister's Office
TEL AVIV (ANP) - Israeli police have found no evidence that three arrested men from the Arab party Ra'am intended to bribe voters, reports the Israeli newspaper Haaretz. The three are expected to be released by the police. The three men were arrested on Tuesday at election...
Israel: All four were released under house arrest for six days with additional restrictions, three of which were allowed by the court to use the Internet.