
Il giudice Noam Sohlberg ha chiesto al capo dello Shin Bet di verificare accuse di corruzione elettorale
Il presidente della Commissione elettorale centrale israeliana, Noam Sohlberg, ha chiesto allo Shin Bet di indagare su presunte interferenze straniere e corruzione elettorale legate al Qatar nelle elezioni.
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Il giudice Noam Sohlberg guida la Commissione elettorale centrale israeliana.
Il presidente della Commissione elettorale centrale israeliana, il giudice Noam Sohlberg, ha chiesto al capo dello Shin Bet di indagare sulle accuse di interferenze straniere nelle elezioni per il sospetto di corruzione elettorale da parte del Qatar dopo che il capo dell'intelligence interna David Zini ha presentato informazioni definite "eccezionalmente gravi".
Lo riporta Channel 12 riferendo che "il sospetto attualmente esaminato riguarda il trasferimento di ingenti somme di denaro da parte di soggetti arabi, allo scopo di aumentare l'affluenza alle urne nella comunità araba attraverso mezzi illegali".
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Lo Shin Bet condurrà un'indagine sulle accuse
Very likely · Within weeks

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