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Israel's attorney general said she was not aware of evidence that foreign interference could have changed the Knesset election results, as a Shin Bet probe into the vote continues. The Shin Bet chief believes large sums transferred from Arab countries could have influenced thousands of votes, and the attorney general's comments come amid a dispute with him over the matter. Haaretz reported that the claims lack evidence but have been used by Netanyahu and Likud to undermine a potential Eisenkot-led government backed by Arab parties. Gali Baharav-Miara said decisions on whom to investigate are professional and equal, and that any new information would be examined in line with the law.