Israel: The Shin Bet says the intelligence suggests foreign money to flow in to influence the elections The Shin Bet told the Central Election Commission that intelligence information apparently points to the flow of large sums of money to Israel from foreign countries, from parties with hidden interests, even hostile, whose goal is to influence the elections. Ben Gvir called on the head of the Shin Bet David Zini to arrest all the heads of the Arab parties and interrogate them until the suspicions are investigated, even without the approval of the Attorney General, and to freeze the ratification of the election results and the formation of the government saying "They stole the elections in Israel. The journalist Ben Caspit attacked Zini and said that he cannot summon members of the Knesset for an investigation without the approval of the legal advisers.