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Shin Bet Cites Secrecy Concerns for Election Interference Evidence Delay
Israel's Shin Bet security agency delayed submitting evidence of foreign interference in the 26th Knesset elections to protect a secret intelligence source. The agency cited this concern during negotiations with prosecutors and police, who received limited financial transfer details.
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What happened
- 01Shin Bet delayed providing evidence of foreign election interference to protect a secret source.
- 02The agency cited secrecy concerns during negotiations with prosecutors and police.
- 03Limited evidence of foreign funding, totaling hundreds of thousands of shekels, was presented.
- 04The Shin Bet promised to deliver the evidence at a later date.
- 05The agency declined to comment on the report.
The Shin Bet promised to provide the evidence later, refusing to comment on the report.
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