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Shin Bet Investigates Suspected Foreign Election Interference, Qatar Implicated
The Shin Bet is investigating suspected foreign interference in recent elections, with Qatar identified as the suspected enemy state. Shin Bet Chief David Zini shared "solid intelligence" with Central Elections Committee Chairman Noam Sohlberg regarding the alleged interference.
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- 01Shin Bet is investigating suspected foreign interference in recent elections.
- 02Qatar is suspected of being the enemy state involved in the interference.
- 03Shin Bet Chief David Zini shared intelligence with Chairman Noam Sohlberg.
- 04Likud claims "election theft" and provided recordings of alleged voter bribery.
- 05The investigation includes evidence uncovered by the Shin Bet independently.
The probe also includes claims of voter bribery within the Arab sector, with Likud providing recordings as evidence.
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