Solberg: 'There Is Repeated Damage to Election Investigation Due to Leaks; Suspicions
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Election chief says Shin Bet's interference probe yet to yield 'actual evidence'
Noam Sohlberg said the information warranted further investigation, found no indication that the attorney general had rejected Shin Bet requests and criticized leaks as harmful to the probe
Sohlberg: Election probe lacks firm evidence; leaks hamper investigation
Supreme Court Deputy President and Election Committee Chair Noam Sohlberg briefed members on the 26th Knesset election probe. Some suspicions are very serious, but classified information is not yet firm evidence. He urged pursuing the probe fully.
The chairman of the Central Elections Committee for the 26th Knesset, Judge Noam Solberg, sent a letter today to the committee members in which he updated that the Shin Bet investigation into serious suspicions related to the elections is continuing, but clarified that the intelligence information has not yet matured into actual evidence. The post Solberg: "Suspicions of election fraud require continued intensive investigation" first appeared on…
Israel: Judge Noam Solberg, Head of the Central Electoral Commission, in a letter to the members of the Commission, commented on the investigation of the SHABAK on suspicion of bribery of voters.
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