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Israeli President Herzog Demands Investigation into Election Interference Claims
Israeli President Isaac Herzog has demanded a comprehensive investigation into claims of foreign interference and voter manipulation during the recent election.
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What happened
- 01President Isaac Herzog called for an investigation into election interference claims.
- 02The Central Election Commission requested a probe into alleged foreign influence.
- 03Prime Minister Netanyahu's allies claimed voter bribery in Arab communities.
- 04President Herzog warned against collective accusations targeting Arab citizens.
- 05The Shin Bet will also investigate potential foreign funding in the elections.
- 06Herzog urged leaders to exercise restraint in coalition negotiations.
He met with the Central Election Commission chairman and Shin Bet head to discuss the probe, emphasizing the need for due diligence while warning against targeting Arab citizens. The president also urged political leaders to show restraint and prioritize national interests during coalition talks.
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