Contractor Dudi Appel, who was questioned this week, said he underwent 231 investigations because he refused to accept 400 million shekels from the state for evacuating 1,700 families, according to Israeli media reports.
01 · THE DISPATCH
Dudi Appel, a prominent Israeli contractor, made the statement during an investigation this week, according to reports. The figure of 231 investigations and the refusal to accept compensation for evacuating families were highlighted in his remarks. No further details on the investigation were immediately available.
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