Election Integrity Assured, Says Central Elections Committee Chairman
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Noam Sohlberg, Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, toured 20 regional committees and affirmed the integrity of the elections, stating it's impossible to steal them. The committee has held discussions with the Shin Bet and police to prepare for potential issues. Preparations are being made across security, computing, cyber, and AI fields to ensure election purity.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Chairman Noam Sohlberg expressed confidence in election integrity, stating theft is impossible.
- Sohlberg toured 20 regional election committees across Israel.
- Discussions were held with the Shin Bet and police to anticipate potential problems.
- Preparations are being made in security, computing, cyber, and AI.
- The committee is convinced of the purity of the elections.
Noam Sohlberg, Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, conducted tours of 20 regional election committees across Israel. During his visits, Sohlberg expressed strong confidence in the electoral process, stating, "We on the committee are convinced of the purity of the elections. It is impossible to steal an election."
He further elaborated that the committee had engaged in discussions with various bodies, including the Shin Bet and the police, to anticipate and prepare for any potential issues. "We have held several 'roundtables' with the Shin Bet, the police, and other factors, to anticipate what might happen, God forbid," Sohlberg said. He assured that preparations are underway for all eventualities, encompassing security, computing, cyber, and artificial intelligence.
These statements come amid ongoing public discourse and concerns regarding election integrity in Israel.
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