Zini required to publish findings of the 'terror ballot boxes' investigation to the public

Sources involved in the investigation of the 'ballot box terror' affair are pressuring Shin Bet chief David Zini to publish the investigation's findings to the public, amid allegations of a cover-up by the law enforcement system. Meanwhile, right-wing parties are preparing to contest the election results in protest.

Sources familiar with the details of the 'ballot box terror' investigation are pressuring Shin Bet chief David Zini to publish the investigation's findings to the public, amid allegations of attempts to cover up and obstruct the investigation by the Attorney General, the State Prosecutor's Office, and senior Shin Bet officials. According to these sources, the only way to overcome the cover-up attempts is to expose evidence that the Knesset elections were tainted by hostile foreign entities. It is also claimed that Zini complained to the chairman of the Central Elections Committee, Judge Solberg, about the difficulties in advancing the investigation. Meanwhile, right-wing parties intend to contest the election results as a protest measure, against the backdrop of claims that the exceptional findings, which include a security aspect of foreign interference, are not being fully investigated. The article relies on anonymous sources and does not include official responses from law enforcement agencies.