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Solberg Warns of Election Crisis, Raises Alarm Over Foreign Interference
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Justice Noam Solberg warned that Israel must prepare for an election crisis as boundaries between permitted and forbidden conduct are already blurring. He cited an unusual wave of petitions and fresh concerns over foreign interference, disinformation, and AI manipulation, while State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman separately warned that election integrity is at risk.
- 01Solberg warned of an election crisis at a closed Hebrew University event.
- 02He cited an unusually high number of petitions before the 90-day campaign period.
- 03Yael Ron Ben-Moshe asked for details on preparations against foreign interference and AI abuse.
- 04Matanyahu Englman said Israel is not ready for foreign influence on the 2026 elections.
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