[95635] Deputy Foreign Minister MK Sharren Haskel reveals: Flaws in the State Comptroller vote
[95635] Deputy Foreign Minister MK Sharren Haskel reveals: Flaws in the State Comptroller vote
Deputy Foreign Minister Knesset Member Sharren Haskel claims that the vote on the appointment of Rivlin as State Comptroller was accompanied by serious irregularities, including forcing Knesset members to document their votes.
Political storm: Sharren Haskel reveals flaws in the vote for the appointment of the State Comptroller
Deputy Foreign Minister, Knesset Member Sharren Haskel, claims that the selection process for the State Comptroller (Rivlin's appointment) was deficient. In an interview she gave to the radio station "Galey Israel", Haskel referred to the vote and said decisively: "There were flaws. There is something to it", as reported by Avishai Grinzaig - Updates.
During the interview, Haskel was explicitly asked whether improper pressure was exerted on Knesset members during the vote, and specifically whether they were required to "photograph themselves" in order to prove how they voted. In response, Haskel confirmed the claim by saying: "Yes, and we will leave it at that."
The reports on the affair were conveyed by two main channels. Avishai Grinzaig - Updates, known for legal and political coverage, presented Haskel's words as a focused criticism of the integrity of the parliamentary process. At the same time, the News from the Field Telegram channel - which presents an editorial line that consistently criticizes central political figures like Netanyahu - highlighted Haskel's exposure as part of what appear to be serious flaws in the management of the vote at the Knesset.