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Israel Attorney General Asks Intel Services To Provide Proof Of Poll Fraud

Israel Attorney General Asks Intel Services To Provide Proof Of Poll Fraud

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    Head of Shin Bet, David Zini, a close associate of Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, had requested to question the leaders of the Arab parties as part of an investigation

    — The Hindu

  • right · 1 outlet

    Israel's attorney general on Tuesday called on intelligence agency Shin Bet to share the progress of its investigation into claims of electoral fraud by Arab Israeli parties, stating that no evidence had yet been submitted.

    — NDTV

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Israel's attorney general on Tuesday called on intelligence agency Shin Bet to share the progress of its investigation into claims of electoral fraud by Arab Israeli parties, stating that no evidence had yet been submitted.

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NDTV Center-Right Adani Group (AMG Media) Current article

Israel Attorney General Asks Intel Services To Provide Proof Of Poll Fraud

Israel's attorney general on Tuesday called on intelligence agency Shin Bet to share the progress of its investigation into claims of electoral fraud by Arab Israeli parties, stating that no evidence had yet been submitted.

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