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Election committee tells Shin Bet to probe suspected foreign funding of Arab turnout

Single source · Jerusalem, Israel ·

The Central Elections Committee, through chairman Justice Noam Sohlberg, reportedly instructed Shin Bet chief David Zini to investigate suspected foreign funding of turnout in the Arab sector during the Israeli election, according to The Jerusalem Post. France 24 reports the committee urged a probe into alleged Qatari interference; The Jerusalem Post's headline also names Qatari and Turkish funding.

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PlaceJerusalem, IsraelCentral Elections Committee (via @tabzlive (Telegram), ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation, The Jerusalem Post)One origin
Who said itCentral Elections CommitteeCentral Elections Committee (via @tabzlive (Telegram), ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation, The Jerusalem Post); Israel's election committee (via France 24)2 origins listed, counted as one; limited by the event's status
TargetShin BetCentral Elections Committee (via @tabzlive (Telegram), ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation, The Jerusalem Post)Reports differ
Targetalleged Qatari interference in the Knesset electionCentral Elections Committee (via @tabzlive (Telegram), ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation, The Jerusalem Post)Reports differ

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