Israel’s Shin Bet finds no evidence of foreign election interference

Israel’s internal security service, Shin Bet, has announced that it found no evidence of foreign interference in the country’s recent election. This conclusion addresses concerns regarding the integrity of the voting process that took place last month.

Following the election results, neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc nor that of his main rival secured a majority in the legislature. Consequently, the Israeli president has tasked opposition leader Eisenkot with the responsibility of forming a new government. The political landscape remains uncertain as Eisenkot attempts to build a coalition, while the security agency’s report aims to clarify the domestic nature of the electoral outcome. The notes do not provide specific details on the composition of the potential coalition or the timeline for the government formation process.

Compiled from: Al Jazeera · BBC News

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