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Shin Bet removes social media accounts to block foreign interference in upcoming election

Outlet: The Jerusalem Post · BY TZVI JASPER · Published 22/10/2026 07:09 UTC

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The announcement comes a week after INCD announced that governments could lose control of AI if they don't shut down sites.

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  1. Excerpt · detected on 22/10/2026 15:39 UTC

    According to the Shin Bet, multiple accounts were found to be engaging in activities The announcement comes a week after INCD announced that would allow for foreign influence on the election process. governments could lose control of AI if they don't shut down sites.

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    After: «The announcement comes a week after INCD announced that governments could lose control of AI if they don't shut down sites.» 632b06fc8382

  2. Headline · detected on 22/10/2026 15:39 UTC

    Shin Bet removes social media accounts over claims of to block foreign interference in upcoming election

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    Before: «Shin Bet removes social media accounts over claims of foreign interference in upcoming election» dabb4e1af2d3

    After: «Shin Bet removes social media accounts to block foreign interference in upcoming election» 21d3fa4b275d

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https://www.jpost.com/israel-election-2026/article-912497
Published
22/10/2026 07:09 UTC
Captured
22/10/2026 07:09 UTC
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0533a95fa6bb359c · 181 words
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