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Shin Bet Chief Alleges $27 Million in Foreign Funding for Election Irregularities
Shin Bet chief David Zini alleged that up to 100 million shekels were transferred as part of foreign funding and bribery schemes during the 26th Knesset elections. Zini criticized the lack of authorized investigations into the matter.
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What happened
- 01Shin Bet chief David Zini claims up to 100 million shekels were involved in election funding irregularities.
- 02Zini criticized the investigation, stating no one has been authorized for questioning.
- 03The alleged scheme involved offering money or fuel cards to voters for their ballots.
- 04The Attorney General requires a strong evidentiary basis for any investigation.
- 05The Central Elections Committee chairman stated results are not yet undermined.
The Attorney General stated that investigations require a sufficient evidentiary basis, while the Chairman of the Central Elections Committee noted the current information does not invalidate the election results.
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