The Prime Minister's Office in response to Ilana Dayan's article on Channel 12:
Another false article wrapped in dramatic music as part of the serious attempts to silence the election contamination case.
To the point of things:
Criminal information reached the chief of staff Ado Norden, he fulfilled his duty as expected of any law-abiding citizen and connected that person to the police.
Any further involvement of the head of staff that is claimed in the article is false and grounds for slander. He never spoke to police intelligence officials or other parties involved in the investigation.
As it became clear to the citizens of Israel and to the head of staff through the media on the morning of the elections, a man was indeed caught with tens of thousands of shekels in cash and R.A.M. notes.