ISRAEL ELECTION—ELECTION FRAUD—LATEST
Avraham Glikman, Channel 13, Legal Affairs Correspondent: First publication:
The Solberg–Zini affair
Shin Bet sources: The information that has appeared thus far in the media appears to inflate the gravity of the affair. We do not understand why Zini, the Head of the Shin Bet, met urgently with Justice Solberg and why Solberg sent the letter he sent.
Behind the scenes of the Zini–Solberg affair: Several weeks ago, Shin Bet chief David Zini went to Central Elections Committee chairman Justice Noam Solberg with general information regarding a suspicion of election bribery by Qatar. Solberg referred Zini to the Attorney General.
Zini updated the Attorney General and, according to Shin Bet sources, even provided her with a legal opinion on the matter. In addition, the Shin Bet told Justice Ministry officials that they are examining the issue.
According to Shin Bet sources, the information that appeared in the media is not proportional to the information they are familiar with and greatly inflates it (especially regarding the scale).
Yesterday, according to the sources, Zini met with Solberg (to the best of my understanding without updating the Attorney General), provided him with additional information, and then Solberg decided to send the letter.
One must ask: Why did Solberg send a letter at all, and why did Zini come to him yesterday for an urgent update if the matter was already being examined by the Shin Bet??
Me: What’s really going on here.
Oct 29, 2026 · 12:25 PM UTC
