Shin Bet Lacks Evidence of Foreign Election Interference, Report Claims
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Senior law enforcement officials have told Haaretz that the Shin Bet lacks evidence of foreign interference in the recent election, despite claims by Likud and allied parties. Shin Bet chief David Zini has led the investigation into alleged funding, reportedly up to NIS 100 million, but current probes focus on much smaller sums from the Palestinian Authority. Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara and Central Elections Committee chairman Noam Sohlberg have stated that any proven fraud would not have altered the election outcome, though Prime Minister Netanyahu and his allies continue to question the results.
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- Shin Bet has not provided evidence of foreign election interference, according to law enforcement officials.
- Shin Bet chief David Zini reportedly believes millions were funneled to influence the election.
- Current investigations focus on smaller sums transferred from the Palestinian Authority, not foreign powers.
- Attorney General and Elections Committee chairman say alleged fraud wouldn't change results.
- Prime Minister Netanyahu and allies continue to question election validity.
- Likud plans to appeal election results based on voter turnout tracking allegations.
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