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The Times of Israel reported that police told the State Attorney's Office they found no evidence of election wrongdoing by Arab parties and no need to question party chiefs on foreign interference claims. Likud accused police of burying evidence. Haaretz reported that Shin Bet chief Zini approved far-reaching measures in the foreign election interference probe, with a senior defense official warning that resources were being diverted from national security work. The Jerusalem Post reported that the Shin Bet now claims new evidence in the probe, despite the police findings. It remains unclear whether the additional material could change those findings.