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Lapid Meets Shin Bet Chief, Asserts No Election Risk

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Lapid Meets Shin Bet Chief, Asserts No Election Risk

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Former Prime Minister Yair Lapid met with Shin Bet Director David Zini and stated there is no risk to the election results. Lapid also spoke with representatives of Judge Solberg at the Central Elections Committee. He asserted that the election outcomes are secure and there is no obstacle to swearing in the Knesset.

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  • Former Prime Minister Yair Lapid met with Shin Bet Director David Zini.
  • Lapid stated there is no risk to the election results.
  • He asserted that the election outcomes are secure.
  • There is no impediment to swearing in the Knesset, Lapid said.
  • Lapid also spoke with representatives of Judge Solberg.
Lapid Meets Shin Bet Chief, Asserts No Election Risk
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Former Prime Minister Yair Lapid stated on Sunday that there is no risk to the election results and no impediment to swearing in the Knesset. The statement came after a meeting with Shin Bet Director David Zini at the Shin Bet headquarters. Lapid also mentioned speaking with representatives of Judge Solberg at the Central Elections Committee. He asserted that based on his knowledge of the material and the opinion of the relevant authorities, the election outcomes are secure.

Lapid's remarks aimed to quell any potential concerns regarding the integrity of the election process and the subsequent formation of the government. The meeting with the head of the Shin Bet, Israel's internal security agency, underscores the importance placed on national security aspects related to electoral processes.

HamalCentre · Tel Aviv

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