Ra'am case: 4 suspects placed under house arrest, investigated for allegedly providing fuel cards in exchange for votes

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The Magistrate's Court in Be'er Sheva released four suspects to house arrest who were arrested today on suspicion of involvement in an attempted election bribery scheme aimed at encouraging citizens to vote for Ra'am. Police are examining the suspicion that this is part of an infrastructure that operated to provide fuel cards to voters in exchange for their votes for the party. Three of the four detainees are school principals from Tel Sheva and Segev Shalom, and the fourth suspect works in sanitation for the Be'er Sheva municipality.
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