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At Shin Bet's request, Mossad to assist in probe into suspected foreign election interference

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The Jerusalem Post
“Mossad joins Shin Bet probe into alleged Qatar election interference - report”

The Mossad is assisting the Shin Bet in investigating whether Qatar funded elements of the Joint List's apparatus, though officials emphasize election results remain unaffected.

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Haaretz
“At Shin Bet's request, Mossad to assist in probe into suspected foreign election interference”

Central Elections Committee Chairman instructed the Shin Bet to investigate "serious suspicions" of foreign election interference, while the committee's acting director general said he didn't know of any evidence that supported the claims

Read at Haaretz
The Times of Israel
“Mossad said to join probe of alleged foreign influence at Shin Bet’s request”

Reports say arrests of Ra'am activists for alleged voter bribery followed complaint that PM's chief of staff relayed directly to police chief; TV network claims cops searched the trio's homes without warrants

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