[Israeli Police Arrest 3 Suspects of Election Bribery, Seize Tens of Thousands of Shekels in Cash] Golden Finance reports that Israeli police announced on October 27th that they had arrested three suspects in the Negev region on suspicion of election bribery. They are suspected of distributing cash to voters in exchange for their support of the Arab United List Party (Ra'am) in the 26th parliamentary elections. During a search of the suspects' residences, police seized envelopes containing tens of thousands of shekels in cash, notes, and other related evidence. The three suspects are from Shegev Shalom and Ararat in the Negev region and were subsequently transferred to the Southern Fraud Investigation Department for questioning. Police stated that they expect to apply to the court that day for an extension of the suspects' detention period; the investigation is ongoing. (Golden Ten)