Netanyahu Warns of Vandalism of Right-Wing Ballots at Polls
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned voters about the vandalism of right-wing ballots at polling stations across Israel. He urged citizens to check ballots for damage or markings before voting. The alert follows reports of defaced Likud ballots in Ashkelon and Netanya, raising concerns about vote disqualification.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned of vandalism targeting right-wing ballots.
- He urged voters to inspect ballots for damage before casting their vote.
- Reports of defaced Likud ballots emerged from Ashkelon and Netanya.
- The vandalism raises concerns about the potential disqualification of votes.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a public warning on Sunday regarding reports of vandalism targeting right-wing party ballots at polling stations across Israel. He urged voters to carefully inspect their ballots before casting them.
"I need you, pay attention!" Netanyahu stated in a message, "Pass this message with all your might to everyone you know, there is vandalism of right-wing ballots at the polling stations." He emphasized the importance of checking ballots to ensure they are intact and free of any markings or damage.
The Prime Minister's warning comes amid reports from polling stations in Ashkelon and Netanya where ballots for the Likud party (Mahl) were found defaced with scribbles and writings. These incidents raise concerns about the potential disqualification of votes.
