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Full coverage· Politics· Updated

Ultra-Orthodox Parties Accuse Rivals Amid Election Bribery Probe

Ultra-Orthodox parties, including United Torah Judaism and Shas, have fiercely attacked political rivals amid an investigation into alleged election bribery and foreign influence. MK Yaakov Asher and Shas accused opponents of hypocrisy, drawing parallels to past election rhetoric.

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What happened

  1. 01Ultra-Orthodox parties accuse rivals of hypocrisy amid election bribery probe.
  2. 02MK Yaakov Asher criticized election rhetoric and vote-buying allegations.
  3. 03Shas called the situation "shameful" and highlighted alleged foreign funding.
  4. 04Judge Noam Sohlberg ordered the Shin Bet to investigate the claims.
  5. 05Initial findings on foreign involvement and bribery are expected within a week.

The probe was ordered by Central Elections Committee Chairman Judge Noam Sohlberg, who directed the Shin Bet to investigate claims of vote-buying with funds from hostile states.

Translated and summarized by baba from Arutz Sheva, the latest report. Read Arutz Sheva’s original

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