Likud MK Warns of Attempts to 'Steal' Upcoming Elections
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Likud Member of Knesset Boaron warned on Monday of potential attempts by "radical left-wing elements" to disrupt and "steal" the upcoming elections. He urged the Shin Bet security agency to intervene to prevent such interference, stating the goal would be to remove Prime Minister Netanyahu and the Likud party from power. Boaron plans to monitor the vote count at the Central Elections Committee on election night to ensure the integrity of the process and watch for violence.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Likud MK Boaron warned of attempts by radical left-wing elements to steal upcoming elections.
- He called for the Shin Bet security agency to intervene to prevent election disruption.
- Boaron believes the aim of such interference would be to remove PM Netanyahu and Likud from power.
- The MK plans to personally monitor the vote count at the Central Elections Committee.
- He stated his intention to watch for potential violence during the election night count.
A Likud Member of Knesset, Boaron, has issued a warning regarding potential attempts to disrupt the upcoming elections. Speaking on the program "Yoman Ha'erev" on Galey Israel, Boaron expressed concern that "radical left-wing elements" might try to interfere with the electoral process.
Boaron specifically called for the Shin Bet security agency to become involved to prevent such disruptions. "I think the Shin Bet needs to get involved to truly prevent real disruption by those radical left-wing elements," he stated, adding, "Because they will try to disrupt the elections. They will try to steal the elections."
He urged preparations for the possibility of election sabotage, asserting that those attempting to do so would aim to replace Prime Minister Netanyahu and remove the Likud party from power. "And we need to prepare for it and the Shin Bet needs to prepare for it, because they will do everything - everything - to remove Netanyahu, the Prime Minister, from power and remove Likud from power," Boaron said.
The MK also announced his intention to be present at the Central Elections Committee during the vote count on election night. He stated he would be there to ensure the elections are not stolen and to monitor for any potential violence. "I am going to be there also during the night counting the votes at the Central Elections Committee to see that they are not stealing our elections and we will see if there will be violence there or not," he said. Boaron did not specify the Shin Bet's potential authorities or how he expects them to intervene.
