Israeli tourists in Bali pay $3,000 to avoid arrest after shoplifting allegations

A group of 20 Israeli women on Gili Meno island, Indonesia, were accused of shoplifting, with security footage allegedly showing one stealing. Police treated all as suspects, and the group paid $3,000 to store owners to avoid arrest, a common local practice. The incident is minor but highlights potential legal risks for Israeli travelers in Indonesia, where relations are sensitive.

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