Israeli Election Body: Shin Bet Probe Won't Affect Final Results
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Israel's Central Elections Committee stated that a Shin Bet investigation will not affect the final election results. Acting Director-General Din Livne confirmed the probe's classified nature and limited access to information. He dismissed media reports as baseless and assured the investigation does not target specific groups. The final results will still be presented to the President of Israel.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israel's Central Elections Committee confirmed a Shin Bet probe will not affect final election results.
- Acting Director-General Din Livne stated the investigation's information is highly classified.
- Livne dismissed media reports about the investigation as baseless.
- The probe does not target any specific population group, according to Livne.
- Final election results will be presented to the President of Israel.
The Central Elections Committee (CEC) of Israel has stated that an investigation launched by the Shin Bet security agency will not impact the final election results. Acting Director-General Din Livne commented on the probe, which was ordered by CEC Chairman Noam Sohlberg. Livne emphasized that the information leading to the investigation is highly classified, with a very limited number of individuals having access to it. He asserted that media reports circulating throughout the day lacked any factual basis. Livne assured the public that the investigation does not target any specific population group and will not alter the final results presented to the President of Israel.
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