Likud Party Accuses Arab Parties of Election Fraud
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The Likud party has accused Arab parties of widespread fraud and criminal irregularities in Arab polling stations, alleging bribery, forgery, and illegal software use influenced election results. Likud submitted hundreds of pieces of evidence to authorities, including allegations of cash with Ra'am ballots and double voting. The Central Elections Committee confirmed it received Likud's appeal and is reviewing it.
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- Likud accused Arab parties of election fraud, bribery, and criminal irregularities in Arab polling stations.
- The party claims these actions severely impacted election results and threatened the Jewish state.
- Allegations include cash with ballots, double voting, and illegal voter mobilization software.
- Likud submitted hundreds of testimonies and evidence to the police, Shin Bet, and Elections Committee.
- The Central Elections Committee acknowledged receiving Likud's appeal and is examining it.
The Likud party has launched a strong accusation against Arab parties, alleging widespread fraud and criminal irregularities in Arab polling stations during recent elections. In an official statement, Likud claimed that the election results were severely impacted by the activities of Arab parties, which they characterized as supporting terrorism and aiming to dismantle the Jewish state.
According to the party, these alleged actions constitute serious criminal offenses, including bribery, threats, violence, forgery, and the use of prohibited software to incite voters. Likud stated it has submitted hundreds of testimonies and pieces of evidence to the police, Shin Bet, and the Central Elections Committee, detailing alleged election theft in numerous Arab polling stations.
Specific allegations include thousands of envelopes containing cash alongside Ra'am party ballots, threats and violence against poll workers, multiple voters behind the curtain, double identity voting, discrepancies between the number of ballots and voters, and the use of illegal voter mobilization software. Likud expressed outrage and demanded thorough investigations by the police and Shin Bet, as well as an immediate response from the Central Elections Committee regarding these alleged criminal offenses that they claim severely damaged the integrity and outcome of the elections.
The Central Elections Committee acknowledged receiving Likud's appeal and stated that it is currently being examined.
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