Jerusalem, Oct. 29 -- Shin Bet (Israel's Security Agency) has stated that information regarding alleged voter fraud in the recent election stems entirely from internal intelligence on foreign influence campaigns, rather than "any political party or political actor on either side of the political map."

According to The Times of Israel, the agency emphasised that access to the intelligence remained strictly restricted to internal security personnel and Central Elections Committee (CEC) chair Justice Noam Sohlberg until polls closed, The Times of Israel reported.

Addressing ongoing inquiries, the Shin Bet noted that its investigation remains active, cautioning that "any statements concerning the content or nature of the suspicions do not r...