Israel’s Attorney General has reportedly requested a police investigation into conflicting claims surrounding a recent vote for the State Comptroller. The controversy centers on allegations that Likud party MKs were instructed to secretly film themselves voting for Prime Minister Netanyahu’s preferred candidate in a secret ballot. MK Haskel submitted an affidavit detailing these instructions, but the Likud party is now seeking to have it rejected by the High Court. The allegations suggest a potential attempt to influence the outcome of the election for the State Comptroller, a crucial position overseeing government conduct. This development adds further complexity to the already contentious process of selecting a new State Comptroller. The investigation will aim to determine the veracity of the claims and whether any illegal activity occurred during the vote.