Netanyahu Denies Report of Office Planting Election Theft Information
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office has denied a "Uvda" report claiming his office planted information about "election theft" against Ra'am activists. The Prime Minister's Office stated that Chief of Staff Ido Nordon acted as a law-abiding citizen by reporting criminal information to the police. The office called further allegations of Nordon's involvement false and libelous.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Netanyahu's office denies planting "election theft" information against Ra'am activists.
- The Prime Minister's Office stated Chief of Staff Ido Nordon reported criminal information to police.
- The office called allegations of Nordon's further involvement false and libelous.
- Nordon reportedly never spoke with police intelligence or investigators.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office has responded to a report by "Uvda" alleging that a former Prime Minister's Office employee provided "incriminating information" against Ra'am activists. The Prime Minister's Office stated that "criminal information reached Chief of Staff Ido Nordon, and he fulfilled his duty as expected of any law-abiding citizen and connected that person to the police." The office further asserted that any additional involvement by the Chief of Staff claimed in the report is false and grounds for libel. Nordon, according to the statement, never spoke with police intelligence officials or any other parties involved in the investigation.
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