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PanetPolitics

Tayibe Mayor and MK Tibi Clash With Election Official Over Voting Delays

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Tayibe Mayor Yihye Haj Yahya and Member of Knesset Ahmad Tibi confronted an election official over alleged deliberate voting delays at a Tayibe polling station. The officials feared the slowdown could impact voter turnout. A video shows them shouting at an election worker during the incident.

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  • Tayibe Mayor Yihye Haj Yahya and MK Ahmad Tibi confronted an election official.
  • The confrontation occurred at a polling station in Tayibe.
  • They alleged a deliberate slowdown of voting procedures.
  • The officials feared the slowdown could impact voter turnout.
  • A video shows them shouting at an election worker.

Tayibe Mayor Yihye Haj Yahya and Member of Knesset Ahmad Tibi confronted an election committee member at a polling station in the city. The two officials alleged a deliberate slowdown of voting procedures, which they feared could impact voter turnout. A circulating video shows Tibi and Haj Yahya shouting at an election worker.

The confrontation occurred as both officials arrived at one of the polling stations in Tayibe. They expressed their objections to what they described as a "deliberate process of slowing down the voting procedures." They voiced concerns that this could potentially affect the overall number of voters participating in the election.

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