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Shin Bet Called In to Remove Likud Event Page From Government Website
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By Вести-Ynet
First reported by Calcalist · 1 day ago
What happened
The Shin Bet was called in to remove a Likud party event registration page from a government website after an organization petitioned the Central Elections Committee, citing election law violations. The page, which displayed both party and government logos, was eventually removed by a duty officer in the early morning hours.
- 01Shin Bet duty officer removed Likud event page from government site.
- 02Page used government domain for party registration and data collection.
- 03Organization petitioned Central Elections Committee citing election law violation.
- 04Prime Minister's Office and Shin Bet involved in page placement and removal.
- 05Judge closed case after page was successfully deleted.
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VestyUnrated · Russian24 hours ago
Shin Bet Called In to Remove Likud Event Page From Government Website
Behadrei HaredimRight · Hebrew1 day ago
Shin Bet Scrambles to Remove Likud Registration Page from Government Site
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