Israel: Photos circulating from the Negev (Arab Bedouin stronghold) show stacks of prepaid fuel cards, raising new suspicions of electoral bribery following the Israeli elections. The images with smiling emojis and stacks of gas tickets raised questions about whether gas vouchers were given to voters in exchange for political support. The accusations come as police investigate a suspected vote-buying operation involving Ream, with reports that some voters were offered cash vouchers and NIS 100. The source of the tickets and whether they are related to election bribery have not been independently verified.

Israel: Photos circulating from the Negev (Arab Bedouin stronghold) show stacks of prepaid fuel cards, raising new suspicions of electoral bribery following the Israeli elections. The images with smiling emojis and stacks of gas tickets raised questions about whether gas vouchers were given to voters in exchange for political support. The accusations come as police investigate a suspected vote-buying operation involving Ream, with reports that some voters were offered cash vouchers and NIS 100. The source of the tickets and whether they are related to election bribery have not been independently verified.