Israel attorney general seeks evidence in alleged electoral-fraud investigation
Technology · First reported 3 Nov, 23:10 · Updated 23:49
Israel’s attorney general asked Shin Bet to report on its investigation into claims of electoral fraud involving Arab Israeli parties. NDTV says no evidence had been submitted; The Hindu reports that Shin Bet chief David Zini had requested to question Arab party leaders.
- The attorney general asked Shin Bet to provide an update on its investigation into claims of electoral fraud involving Arab Israeli parties.
- NDTV reports that the attorney general said no evidence had yet been submitted.
- The Hindu reports that Shin Bet chief David Zini had requested to question leaders of the Arab parties as part of the investigation.
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- Claims of electoral fraud involving Arab Israeli parties
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- NDTV reports no evidence had yet been submitted
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- Shin Bet chief David Zini requested to question Arab party leaders
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