A storm surrounding the publication of "Israel Today" according to which the Deputy Prime Minister's Office - Lapid, undertook to allocate tens of millions of shekels to the local council of Jisr a-Zarqa so that the Prime Minister would remain in the coalition. The opposition parties because the name of the locality was linked to events during Operation Guardian of the Walls, in which stones were thrown from the locality onto the coastal road. MK Miki Zohar, of the Likud party, said that "between Jenin and Umm al-Fahm are buried billions that are used to maintain the Shura Council and...
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