Elections Committee Denies Reports on Shin Bet Investigation
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Acting Director-General Dean Livneh stated that reports of a Shin Bet investigation into the Central Elections Committee are baseless. The investigation, ordered by Chairman Noam Sohlberg, is classified and its details are limited. Livneh confirmed the probe is ongoing but will not affect the final election results or target any specific group.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Elections Committee Acting Director-General Dean Livneh denied reports of a Shin Bet investigation.
- The investigation was ordered by Committee Chairman Judge Noam Sohlberg.
- Livneh stated that published reports on the investigation are entirely unfounded.
- Due to high security classification, details about the investigation cannot be revealed.
- The probe is ongoing and will not impact the final election results.
Dean Livneh, the Acting Director-General of the Central Elections Committee, has stated that reports published today regarding a Shin Bet investigation are entirely unfounded. The investigation was initiated at the directive of Committee Chairman Judge Noam Sohlberg. Livneh emphasized that due to the high security classification of the matter, the circle of individuals privy to information is extremely limited, preventing the disclosure of further details. He confirmed that the investigation is ongoing and is being conducted concurrently with processes undertaken by the Central Elections Committee. Livneh assured that the investigation will not impact the final results submitted to the President and does not target any specific sector.
