Joint Investigation Teams to Reconvene Amid Election Interference Probe
Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba
A joint investigation team of Israel's Major Crimes Unit and the Shin Bet will meet again Wednesday evening to examine new material. This follows a police assessment that no security offenses were committed, but the Shin Bet believes further evidence needs review regarding suspected election interference.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Joint investigation teams from Lahav 433 and Shin Bet will meet Wednesday.
- The Shin Bet has additional material to examine in the probe.
- Police previously found no suspicion of security offenses.
- The investigation concerns suspected election interference.
Despite the police's assessment that no security offenses were committed, a joint investigation team comprising the Lahav 433 Major Crimes Unit (Yaha) and the Shin Bet is scheduled to meet again on Wednesday evening. The Shin Bet conveyed to the police that they possess additional material requiring examination.
The meeting comes after the police had previously determined there was no suspicion of security-related offenses in the matter. However, the Shin Bet's insistence on reviewing further evidence has prompted the renewed collaboration between the two agencies.
