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Ex-Security Chiefs Warn of Election Sabotage Attempts
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By Владимир Цуфер
First reported by Ynetnews · 3 hours ago
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Four former Israeli security chiefs, including Ehud Barak and Moshe Ya'alon, warned that political factions might attempt to disrupt or postpone upcoming elections through security escalations, citing tensions in Judea and Samaria and with Turkey as potential triggers.
- 01Ex-security chiefs warn of election sabotage attempts.
- 02Tensions in Judea and Samaria could be used to delay elections.
- 03Escalation with Turkey is also cited as a potential threat.
- 04Jewish extremists are accused of provoking conflict.
- 05A forum is campaigning to protect election integrity.
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