Israeli Election Commission Denies Likud Voter Surveillance Claims
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Israel's Central Election Committee denied claims that Likud party representatives were monitoring voters, calling the allegations unfounded. A single instance of an observer photographing voters in moshav Irhav was reported, but stopped after a warning. The CEC stated it has no information about voter tracking via applications.
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- Israel's Central Election Committee denied Likud voter surveillance claims.
- The CEC stated allegations of voter tracking via applications are unfounded.
- A single case of an observer photographing voters occurred in moshav Irhav.
- The photography stopped after the observer was reprimanded.
Israel's Central Election Committee (CEC) has refuted reports circulating on social media alleging that representatives of the Likud party were monitoring voters. The CEC stated that these claims are unfounded and that they possess no information to support such activities. The committee acknowledged a single incident where an observer photographed voters at a polling station in the moshav Irhav. Following a reprimand to the observer, the photography ceased. The CEC's statement addressed concerns that Likud representatives were allegedly tracking voters and relaying information to the party headquarters via applications.
