SHIN BET RIFT: Intelligence Chief Pushes to Expand Election Interference Probe as Three Senior Officials Object

A major disagreement has emerged within the leadership of Israel’s Shin Bet security agency over an investigation into suspected foreign interference in the country’s elections, with agency director David Zini reportedly seeking to expand the inquiry despite opposition from three senior officials who believe the evidence uncovered so far does not justify more aggressive investigative measures.

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SHIN BET RIFT: Intelligence Chief Pushes to Expand Election Interference Probe as Three Senior Officials Object

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