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Interior Ministry Denies Fake News About Census Data Collection

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Israel's Interior Ministry has declared reports of imposters collecting biometric data for a population census as fake news. The ministry stated that its Population and Immigration Authority personnel do not solicit personal information proactively or visit homes for data collection. The announcement serves to warn the public against impersonation and misinformation regarding the census process.

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  • Interior Ministry denies social media reports of imposters collecting census data.
  • The ministry states its personnel do not proactively request personal information.
  • Individuals visiting homes for data collection are identified as impersonators.
  • The announcement aims to counter misinformation about the population census.
Interior Ministry Denies Fake News About Census Data Collection
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