Israel’s Shin Bet finds no evidence of foreign election meddling: Report

Netanyahu and Zini’s interference claims lack evidence, according to law enforcement officials quoted by Haaretz.Israel’s Shin Bet has failed to find evidence of foreign interference in last month’s elections, despite claims from the domestic security agency’s chief, David Zini, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the newspaper Haaretz has reported.Two senior Israeli law enforcement officials said that the investigation, which is still ongoing, has found no evidence that several hundred thousand shekels had been transferred from the Palestinian Authority (PA) to Arab-led parties in Israel, Haaretz reported on Monday.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3Trump says Iran is sealed off. But can new US task force stop weapons flow?list 2 of 3Los Angeles mayoral race points to growing sway of democratic socialistslist 3 of 3Iran stands by demands to end the war as US ramps up military pressureend of listThe claims from Zini and Netanyahu, elements of which predated the vote, intensified in the wake of the strong electoral performance by the parties, led by Palestinian citizens of Israel, in the October 27 elections. Their 19 seats, confirmed by Israel’s election authorities, ...