A report claims that Rafi Bokor, a dayan (religious judge) affiliated with Likud, issued a ruling that benefits his brother Shimon Bokor, who is running for the Negev district slot in the party's internal elections. The allegation has not been independently verified.
The claim, circulated via a single source, alleges a conflict of interest involving a Likud-affiliated religious judge. Rafi Bokor reportedly issued a ruling that aids the candidacy of his brother Shimon Bokor, who is competing for the Negev district slot in Likud's internal primaries. The details of the ruling have not been disclosed, and the report has not been corroborated by additional sources.
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