Dror Amos, the sixth-ranked candidate on the Shas party list, is the subject of a new investigative report by Channel 12. The report alleges that a nonprofit organization managed by Amos, which was established to support bereaved families, redirected financial resources toward yeshiva students instead. The investigation characterizes these actions as a form of patronage, suggesting that funds were distributed to associates rather than the intended beneficiaries.

In response to these findings, a local rights group has formally requested that authorities launch a criminal investigation into the matter. Furthermore, the group is advocating for Amos to be disqualified from participating in the upcoming election, citing the alleged misuse of charitable funds as a disqualifying factor. As of now, the Shas party has not issued a detailed public rebuttal to the specific claims, and Amos has not provided a personal statement regarding the allegations of double funding or the diversion of resources. The situation remains developing as legal and political entities weigh the implications of the report.