Israeli police cast doubt on Shin Bet election bribery case

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According to Channel 14 Israel, in the ballot box terror affair involving sums around 100 million shekels, police investigators managed to draft an expert opinion in an exceptionally short time. Early this week, some of the Shin Bet investigative materials were transferred to the Israel Police, but by Tuesday a special team established in the police submitted its opinion to the State Attorney's Office and the Attorney General, stating that no basis was found for the Shin Bet claims. According to the opinion, while Shin Bet spoke of suspicions of election bribery amounting to about 100 million shekels, the police reduced the potential amounts to just a few million shekels. This remarkable speed prompted speculations on whether ChatGPT was used. Meanwhile, the Shin Bet clarified that at this stage they do not relate to the conclusions because the police have not yet been exposed to all the investigative materials, making the briefings unclear to them.