Former senior Shin Bet official on the investigation that occupies all of Israel: "Lacks professional logic"

Former deputy head of the Shin Bet, Israel Hasson, criticized the investigation into foreign interference in the elections, calling it "lacking professional logic" and expressing concern over decisions that do not stem from state logic.

Former deputy head of the Shin Bet, Israel Hasson, sharply criticized the investigation that occupies Israel regarding foreign interference in the elections, claiming it is "clearly lacking professional logic." In an interview with 103FM, Hasson said he is troubled by the investigation, especially given that there is no proof of an impact of 2 mandates, which is about 90,000 people. He added that the most significant foreign interference in the elections was by Trump. Hasson expressed concern over decisions that he says do not stem from state logic, and noted that he is increasingly aware of "indicative signs" of such decisions.