Former Joint List leader Ayman Odeh suspected of receiving foreign funds in Shin Bet election probe
The Jerusalem Post · KESHET NEEV, SARAH BEN-NUN ·
Odeh subsequently released a statement arguing that the investigation was politically motivated.
Former Joint List leader Ayman Odeh is among the Arab party Knesset members suspected of receiving hundreds of thousands of shekels in foreign funding amid the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) investigation into alleged election interference, a Joint List spokesperson confirmed to The Jerusalem Post on Wednesday.
Odeh subsequently released a statement arguing that the investigation was politically motivated.
"The historic voter turnout among Arab citizens drove Netanyahu and the fascists out of their minds, and their fear of losing power is causing them to fire in every direction," he stated.
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