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AlarabSecurity

Police Detect Suspicious X Accounts Targeting Knesset Elections

Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba

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Israeli police and the State Prosecutor's Office cyber division have detected a network of suspicious X accounts believed to be attempting to influence the upcoming 2026 Knesset elections. Several accounts have been deactivated as part of an operation to stop their activities. Authorities are committed to ensuring the integrity of the electoral process.

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  • Israeli police identified suspicious X accounts attempting to influence the 2026 Knesset elections.
  • The police are working with the State Prosecutor's Office cyber division on the operation.
  • Several accounts have been deactivated to prevent further interference.
  • Authorities are committed to maintaining the integrity of the elections.
Police Detect Suspicious X Accounts Targeting Knesset Elections
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Israeli police, in collaboration with the State Prosecutor's Office cyber division, have identified a network of suspicious accounts on the X platform. These accounts are suspected of attempting to illicitly influence public opinion in Israel ahead of the 2026 Knesset elections. As part of an ongoing monitoring operation, several of these accounts have been deactivated to halt their activities and prevent further interference. The police have affirmed their commitment to continuing efforts to safeguard the integrity and proper conduct of the elections.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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