Will we continue to remain silent even when our vote is in doubt?

Dana Varon attacks in an opinion column the system's conduct in light of suspicions of Qatari involvement in the elections, and criticizes Justice Solberg's determination that the election results will not change. She compares it to previous cover-ups and calls on the public not to accept the 'false calm'.

Dana Varon attacks in an opinion column on Channel 14 the system's conduct in light of suspicions of Qatari involvement and vote buying in the elections. She criticizes Justice Solberg's determination that the election results will not change, arguing that the investigation has not yet been exhausted. Varon compares the current conduct to previous cover-ups, including the Power 100 affair and the October 7 investigation, and calls on the public not to accept the 'false calm'. The column ends with a rhetorical question whether the public will allow the investigation to be buried.

Will we continue to remain silent even when our vote is in doubt?