The National Insurance Institute is demanding that residents of Sderot repay 15 million shekels, alleging they used wartime aid funds to purchase airline tickets, according to a report.
The National Insurance Institute has reportedly demanded that residents of Sderot repay 15 million shekels in aid funds, claiming the money was used for airline tickets instead of its intended purpose. The report, which has not been independently verified, did not specify how many residents are involved or the exact time frame of the alleged misuse. The institute has not issued an official statement on the matter.
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