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Shin Bet Responds to Allegations of Qatari Interference in Elections

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Israel's Shin Bet security agency stated Sunday that its investigation into suspected Qatari interference in elections is focused and limited. The agency clarified that only those who acted illegally will be prosecuted, not entire sectors. This response addresses public controversy surrounding the allegations.

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  • Shin Bet stated its investigation into Qatari election interference is focused and delimited.
  • The agency will only prosecute individuals who acted unlawfully.
  • Shin Bet emphasized that an entire sector should not be blamed for alleged interference.

The Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet) issued its first public statement on Sunday regarding suspicions of Qatari interference in Israeli elections, stating that the investigation is "focused and delimited." The agency emphasized that only individuals who acted unlawfully would be subject to legal action, and that an entire sector should not be blamed.

The statement comes after a public outcry and controversy surrounding the alleged interference. The Shin Bet's clarification aims to reassure the public that the investigation is being conducted thoroughly and fairly, without casting a shadow over any particular community or group.

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