
Gali Baharav-Miara affirme qu'aucun élément n'a été communiqué à ce jour sur les soupçons visant les partis arabes israéliens
La procureure générale israélienne Gali Baharav-Miara a demandé au Shin Bet de partager l'avancée de son enquête sur les soupçons de fraude électorale visant les partis arabes israéliens, précisant qu'aucune preuve n'a été transmise et qu'aucune enquête ne peut être ouverte sans éléments justificatifs.
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La procureure générale israélienne a réagi à des soupçons de fraude électorale visant les partis arabes israéliens, exigeant que le Shin Bet présente toute preuve justifiant une enquête.
La procureure générale en Israël a appelé mardi les services de renseignements intérieurs (Shin Bet) à partager l'avancée de leur enquête sur les soupçons de fraude électorale visant les partis arabes israéliens, assurant qu'aucun élément n'avait pour l'heure été transmis.
«Dans un État de droit, il n'est pas possible d'enquêter sur des citoyens ou des élus sans disposer d'éléments de preuve qui le justifient. Si le Shin Bet ou toute autre autorité détient un élément de preuve justifiant l'ouverture d'une enquête, il est invité à le présenter», a déclaré Gali Baharav-Miara, selon un communiqué transmis aux médias par sa porte-parole.
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