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Election Interference Probe Lacks Concrete Evidence, Says Israeli Official
Knesset Central Elections Committee Chairman Noam Sohlberg reported on Thursday that a Shin Bet investigation into suspected election interference has not yet produced concrete evidence.
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- 01Knesset Elections Committee Chairman Noam Sohlberg stated the election interference probe lacks concrete evidence.
- 02Sohlberg confirmed the Shin Bet investigation into suspected election interference is ongoing.
- 03He criticized the leaking of classified information related to the investigation.
- 04Sohlberg denied claims of a lack of cooperation between the Shin Bet and the Attorney General.
- 05He pledged to release findings publicly when possible without harming security.
Despite the lack of tangible proof, Sohlberg stressed the need for continued intensive investigation and condemned the leaking of classified information. He also addressed and refuted claims of poor cooperation between the Shin Bet and the Attorney General's office.
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