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Feb 3 • 04:00 UTC • 🇮🇱 Israel • Haaretz

The government is not committed to the public good, and the police support this

Israel's police have decided not to investigate Minister Miri Regev regarding allegations of corruption in the Transportation Ministry, suggesting her actions were appropriate even when they may be politically motivated.

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