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Israeli Attorney General Orders Police to Investigate Possible False Statements by Likud Members to Supreme Court

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First reported by Ynet · 5 hours ago

What happened

Israel's Attorney General ordered police to investigate if Likud members lied to the Supreme Court about being required to document their votes in the State Comptroller election, following conflicting affidavits and a Supreme Court ruling invalidating the vote due to secrecy breaches.

01Attorney General orders police to probe if Likud members submitted false affidavits to Supreme Court.
02Conflicting affidavits involve Likud officials denying and MK Sharren Haskel claiming vote documentation was mandated.
03Haskel alleges photos of votes were sent to Prime Minister Netanyahu during State Comptroller election.
04Attorney General summoned Haskel for open testimony; no criminal charges yet.
05Investigation follows Supreme Court invalidating State Comptroller election over secret ballot breach.
06Police will decide on criminal investigation after reviewing Haskel's testimony and existing evidence.

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