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Full coverage· Politics· Updated

Shin Bet Chief Withholds Election Interference Evidence from Police

Shin Bet chief David Zini is withholding evidence of alleged election interference and fund transfers to an Arab Israeli lawmaker from the police. The election committee ordered a joint Shin Bet-police investigation, but Zini has not yet supplied the materials. This action defies the committee's directives.

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  1. 01Shin Bet chief David Zini is withholding evidence of election interference from police.
  2. 02The election committee ordered a joint Shin Bet-police investigation into the allegations.
  3. 03Zini has defied the election committee's directives by not transferring materials.
  4. 04Allegations involve foreign influence and fund transfers to an Arab Israeli lawmaker.

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