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Sussan Ley’s office investigating undeclared West Bank trip expenses

16 January 2025
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Sussan Ley’s office investigating undeclared West Bank trip expenses
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Deputy Opposition leader Sussan Ley is being investigated for potentially failing to declare expenses paid by the Palestinian Authority during a 2011 trip to the West Bank, while other politicians on the trip did declare such gifts. Ley’s office acknowledged the oversight, citing it as an administrative error, and highlighted her previous support for Palestinian statehood. Ley has been vocal in her criticism of Israel’s actions in Gaza, calling for restraint and expressing concern over the humanitarian crisis, amidst ongoing conflict and negotiations between Israel and Hamas.

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