Attorney General: No evidence of interference in election results

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According to Walla, Israeli Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara stated on Sunday at a Ministry of Justice seminar in Eilat that she is unaware of any evidentiary basis to support claims of interference in election results. She clarified, "If new information is presented to us that has not yet been shown, it will be examined and handled according to the law." She added, "When there is an evidentiary basis, those who need to be investigated will be investigated." Regarding the Police Internal Investigations Department (Mahash) law, she labeled it a "poison pill," arguing that it facilitates the persecution of police officers, prosecutors, and journalists.