In the counterfeits apartment - ID of a senior rabbi

One of the leading rabbis of the Haredi Beit Shemesh, is among those whose ID was caught.

During the day (Sunday), five other persons were questioned, besides for those detained last week on Election Day. Residents of Beit Shemesh were investigated, detained for about four hours, and have not decided whether to bring them tomorrow for remand.

Information obtained by B'Chadrei Charedim indicates that the ID cards seized by police also found an identity card of one of the most prominent rabbis of the city .

Following intelligence information reaching the Jerusalem Police, eight people were arrested on Election Day in the case of IDs in Beit Shemesh. The next day, their detention was extended by six days. The only female in the affair, was released under restrictive conditions.

Concerning detainee Avraham Biller from Jerusalem, and residents of Beit Shemesh Aharon Shmuel Londres, Shimon Seidl , Yitzchak Menashe Rosenfeld , Avraham Weinberg , Avraham Eber and Shlomo Wolf , which so far keep silent, Police have not decided whether to bring them for a second discussion at the Magistrates Court in Jerusalem or be released under restrictive conditions.
According to information revealed to date, identity cards were spread on the tables, and in the above apartment were found, "costumes", clothing, glasses, and lists of cards numbers and details.

According to police suspicion, some were forged documents and some were given by their resident's owners to vote. Along with a certificate, passport photo was of another person, which is why there is suspicion that some are false documents.

Lawyers of the suspects Yair Golan Attorney Steinberger said that there was no information on suspects. "The police went into apartments, where at least 15 people escaped while attacking the police."

Attorneys also claimed a puzzling argument that fanatics wishing to vote must dress up at the polls so as not to be harassed.
Eli Cohen is not giving up
Rena Hollander lawyer representing the Zionist parties in Beit Shemesh filed a complaint with the Israeli police station in Beit Shemesh, following the fake elections.

Headquarters of Eli Cohen said: "This is not the story of Beit Shemesh only. We require a test and only then will we know exactly what happened in Beit Shemesh. We rely on the police to investigate the case of a blow to democracy and find the perpetrators and bring them to justice."

Beit Shemesh Mayor Moshe Abutbul , responded to B'Chadrei Charedim following the filing of the complaint, " I condemn any intention of forging any subject that is close to it. I have never encouraged such things, even religious law forbids it."

"But the other side does the excessive and cynical knowing that the police are investigating, on the one they turn to the police and that is their right, on the other hand organized demonstration against the entire Orthodox community as if all are liars and cheats, and shouted 'Pig' at one of the ultra-Orthodox."
"There is a difference of about 1,000 votes, that cannot be erased by the complaints of some predicted today and unrealistic. Police do its work, and if it is decided to hold another vote at one or two ballots, the results will certainly be clear as these are in Haredi areas, which there was not even one vote for Eli Cohen. Conversely, they must recognize a serving mayor was elected and stop the protest and get in line, and on the contrary, instead of creating hatred and hatred, to channel all the forces and join a broad coalition for the benefit of residents."

"We believe that the election is over, and there are some out of pain, whom for a whole year invested many millions, find it difficult to accept the decision of the voters."

'בחדרי' גם ברשתות החברתיות - הצטרפו!