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Shin Bet probes suspected Qatari, Turkish funding to boost Arab turnout in Israeli election

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The probe centers on suspicions that large sums of money were funneled by Arab entities to unlawfully boost voter turnout in the Arab sector.

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Chairman of the Central Elections Committee (CEC), Supreme Court Justice Noam Sohlberg, Acting Director-General of the CEC, Attorney Din Livne, and committee members attend the registration of party lists ahead of the upcoming Israeli elections at the Knesset in Jerusalem, September 7, 2026.
Chairman of the Central Elections Committee (CEC), Supreme Court Justice Noam Sohlberg, Acting Director-General of the CEC, Attorney Din Livne, and committee members attend the registration of party lists ahead of the upcoming Israeli elections at the Knesset in Jerusalem, September 7, 2026.
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Central Elections Committee Chairman Justice Noam Sohlberg instructed Shin Bet Chief David Zini to investigate information regarding foreign funding intended to skew the elections in Israel.

The probe centers on suspicions that large sums of money were funneled by Arab entities to unlawfully boost voter turnout in the Arab sector.

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