"The report makes clear there’s no evidence OneVoice spent State Department funds to influence Israeli elections," said State Department Spokesman John Kirby. The U.S. State Department sent nearly $350,000 to an advocacy group that worked to oust Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to a Senate report released Tuesday. According to the report, the State Department grants helped OneVoice build its political infrastructure, including voter contact lists and professionally trained organizers. The State Department said Tuesday in response to the report that it followed existing guidelines. The report also said the State Department was unable to produce all the documents the subcommittee requested because it failed to retain complete email records.

Source: Fox News July 12, 2016 23:37 UTC