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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Election Committee Chair Orders Shin Bet to Probe Foreign Election Bribery Claims

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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Mossad Aids Shin Bet in Qatar Election Interference Probe

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The Mossad is reportedly assisting the Shin Bet in investigating whether Qatar funded elements of the Joint List's apparatus during recent elections. The probe was initiated by Justice Noam Sohlberg following suspicions of foreign entities, including Qatar and Turkey, funneling money to influence votes in Arab communities. Officials emphasize that election results were unaffected by the alleged interference.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Mossad is reportedly joining Shin Bet in investigating alleged Qatar election interference.
  • The probe focuses on whether Qatar funded the Joint List's political apparatus.
  • Shin Bet's initial investigation followed suspicions of foreign funding in Arab communities.
  • Central Elections Committee chairman Justice Noam Sohlberg ordered the investigation.
  • Officials state that election results were not affected by the alleged interference.

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