Israeli Minister Demands Arrests of Arab Party Leaders Without Legal Approval
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Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir urged Shin Bet chief David Zini to arrest Arab party leaders over alleged foreign election interference, bypassing the government's legal advisor. Ben-Gvir also called for halting election results and delaying government formation, claiming widespread foreign funding and manipulation. The head of the Central Elections Committee, however, stated that much of the media reporting on the investigation is false.
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- National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir demanded the arrest of Arab party leaders without legal approval.
- Ben-Gvir asked Shin Bet chief David Zini to detain the leaders pending investigation into foreign election interference.
- The minister claimed foreign funding and thousands of individuals were involved in the alleged interference.
- Ben-Gvir also called for halting election results and delaying the new government's formation.
- The head of the Central Elections Committee stated that most media reports on the investigation are inaccurate.
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has escalated his stance against Arab political leaders, calling on Shin Bet chief David Zini to arrest heads of Arab parties and subject them to investigation. Ben-Gvir demanded this action without awaiting approval from the government's Legal Advisor Gali Baharav-Miara, citing allegations of foreign interference in elections. In a post on Wednesday, Ben-Gvir requested that the Arab party leaders be held in Shin Bet custody until suspicions are fully examined, claiming the alleged interference involved thousands of individuals and was funded by substantial foreign capital. His demands extended beyond arrests to include halting the confirmation of election results and postponing the formation of a new government. Ben-Gvir asserted that these events undermine the integrity of the elections and accused unspecified parties of manipulating the electoral process. These calls coincide with ongoing debate surrounding the Shin Bet's investigation into suspected foreign interference. The head of the Central Elections Committee stated that most of the information circulating in the media about the investigations is inaccurate.
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