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Election Probe Lacks Firm Evidence Amidst Damaging Leaks, Says Official
Supreme Court Deputy President Noam Sohlberg stated that an investigation into suspicions about the 26th Knesset elections has not yet produced concrete evidence, despite serious allegations.
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- 01Election probe has not yielded concrete evidence despite serious suspicions, says official.
- 02Supreme Court Deputy President Noam Sohlberg briefed the Elections Committee on Thursday.
- 03Shin Bet, Israel Police, and State Attorney's Office are involved in the investigation.
- 04Sohlberg criticized media leaks for hampering the investigation's progress and security.
- 05He urged caution regarding media reports, citing a gap with actual investigation.
- 06The probe will continue to examine suspicions while protecting national security.
He briefed the Central Elections Committee on Thursday, emphasizing the ongoing nature of the probe by the Shin Bet and other agencies. Sohlberg criticized media leaks for harming the investigation, particularly its security aspects, and advised caution regarding media reports. He vowed to continue overseeing the probe while balancing national security and investigative integrity.
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