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Election Interference Probe: Evidence Not Yet Conclusive, Says Top Judge
Judge Noam Sohlberg, Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, announced that the Shin Bet's investigation into alleged election interference has not yet produced concrete evidence, though it requires continued effort.
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What happened
- 01Election interference probe has not yielded concrete evidence, says Judge Noam Sohlberg.
- 02Sohlberg strongly condemned leaks of classified information related to the investigation.
- 03He assured that the Attorney General's office is cooperating with the Shin Bet probe.
- 04The investigation requires continued intensive effort to uncover the truth, Sohlberg stated.
- 05He warned of significant discrepancies between media reports and the actual investigation.
He strongly criticized the leaking of classified information related to the probe, calling it a "recurring illness." Sohlberg also addressed and dismissed claims of non-cooperation between the Shin Bet and the Attorney General's office, assuring that all valid requests would be handled efficiently. He pledged to release public findings when possible and warned of discrepancies in media reports.
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