
Gali Baharav-Miara says no information has been communicated to date on suspicions targeting Israeli Arab parties
Israeli Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara asked the Shin Bet to share the progress of its investigation into suspicions of electoral fraud targeting Israeli Arab parties, specifying that no evidence has been transmitted and that no investigation can be opened without supporting evidence.
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Israel's attorney general has responded to suspicions of electoral fraud targeting Israeli Arab parties, demanding that the Shin Bet present any evidence justifying an investigation.
The attorney general in Israel on Tuesday called on the domestic intelligence services (Shin Bet) to share the progress of their investigation into suspicions of electoral fraud targeting Israeli Arab parties, ensuring that no information had yet been transmitted.
“In a rule of law, it is not possible to investigate citizens or elected officials without having evidence that justifies it. If the Shin Bet or any other authority has evidence justifying the opening of an investigation, it is invited to present it,” Gali Baharav-Miara said, according to a statement sent to the media by her spokesperson.
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