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Full coverage· Politics· Updated

Shin Bet Denies Election Probe Targets Entire Voting Bloc

Israel's Shin Bet security service clarified its investigation into suspected foreign election interference, stating it does not target the entire Arab voting community. The probe is based on independently gathered information, not political actors.

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What happened

  1. 01Shin Bet investigation into election interference is not targeting the entire Arab voting community.
  2. 02The security service stated its probe uses independently gathered information.
  3. 03Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and right-wing politicians alleged voter fraud influenced Arab parties' election gains.
  4. 04Shin Bet affirmed that legal and democratic voters are not implicated in the investigation.

This comes amid claims by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and others that Arab parties' election gains were partly due to voter fraud.

Haaretz English publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read Haaretz English’s full report from the link below.

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