Investigation Team Finds No Evidence of Foreign Interference in Elections
Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba
An investigation team comprising the Israel Police and Shin Bet has informed Election Committee Chairman Noam Sohlberg that no evidence of foreign interference in the elections has been found. The police also stated there is no evidence of security or criminal offenses, with only a possibility of minor offenses related to former Joint List chairman Ayman Odeh.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Investigation team found no evidence of foreign interference in the elections.
- Police assessment found no evidence of security or criminal offenses.
- Minor offenses are possible concerning former Joint List chairman Ayman Odeh.
- Election Committee Chairman Noam Sohlberg was briefed on the findings.
- The investigation involved the Israel Police and the Shin Bet.
An joint investigation team from the Israel Police and the Shin Bet informed the Chairman of the Election Committee, Judge Noam Sohlberg, on Thursday that there is currently no evidence of foreign involvement in the recent elections. The team met with Sohlberg to convey their findings.
Following this, Judge Sohlberg met with the Head of the Police Investigations Department, Commander Boaz Balt. Balt presented the police's assessment, which concluded that there is no evidence of security offenses or criminal offenses related to the matter. The police assessment did note the possibility of minor offenses concerning the former chairman of the Joint List, Ayman Odeh.
