Israel PMO leaks intel to police for election-day raids on Ra'am activists

On election morning, Israeli police raided homes of three Ra'am party activists without warrants, based on intelligence passed from the Prime Minister's Office via Edo Nordman. No significant evidence has been gathered, and suspects are held until Sunday pending release decisions; four others are under house arrest. This raises concerns about political interference in law enforcement during an election, though the full extent of PMO involvement remains unclear.

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