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Mossad Joins Probe Into Alleged Qatari Election Interference
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Israel's Mossad intelligence agency is joining the Shin Bet in investigating allegations that Qatar used tens of millions of shekels to influence the country's parliamentary election. Both Qatar and Turkey have denied the accusations, calling them baseless disinformation campaigns. The probe was initiated by Supreme Court Justice Noam Sohlberg, who stressed the need to protect democratic integrity. Officials state the election itself was not compromised and voting integrity was maintained.
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- Mossad will assist Shin Bet in investigating alleged Qatari influence on Israeli elections via millions of shekels.
- Qatar and Turkey have denied all allegations of interference, calling them disinformation campaigns.
- The investigation was prompted by Supreme Court Justice Noam Sohlberg's concerns about foreign interference.
- Officials maintain that the election's integrity was safeguarded and no systematic violations occurred.
- The probe focuses on voter influence, not on ballot tampering or vote counting irregularities.
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