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Shin Bet Chief Assures Public of Election Security Amidst Interference Attempts

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Shin Bet Chief Assures Election Security Amidst Attempts to Cause Harm

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Shin Bet Chief David Zinni stated that Israel's elections are secure and supervised, despite attempts to cause harm. He credited Justice Noam Solberg and the Israel Police for managing challenges. Solberg acknowledged long lines at polling stations but praised the high voter turnout, emphasizing citizens' commitment to voting.

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  • Shin Bet Chief David Zinni affirmed Israel's elections are secure and supervised.
  • Zinni acknowledged attempts to cause harm but stated they are being managed.
  • Central Elections Committee Chairman Noam Solberg noted long voter lines.
  • Solberg praised the high turnout and citizens' commitment to voting.

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