Likud Party Accuses Arab Parties of Election Theft
Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba
The Likud party has accused Arab parties of stealing the Knesset elections, demanding a thorough investigation by the police and Shin Bet. The ruling party alleges criminal offenses such as bribery, threats, violence, fraud, and illegal software use in Arab polling stations. Likud claims to have submitted hundreds of testimonies and evidence, including cash, Ra'am ballots, and reports of voter irregularities, to authorities.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- The Likud party accused Arab parties of stealing the Knesset elections.
- Likud demanded a thorough investigation by the police and Shin Bet.
- The ruling party cited bribery, threats, violence, and fraud as alleged offenses.
- Likud claims to have provided hundreds of testimonies and evidence of election theft.
- Allegations include voter irregularities and the use of prohibited software.
The Likud party on Wednesday accused Arab parties of stealing the Knesset elections and demanded a thorough investigation by the police and the Shin Bet security agency. In an official statement, the ruling party claimed that "the elections in the State of Israel were stolen by Arab parties that support terror and the elimination of the Jewish state through serious criminal offenses including bribery, threats, violence, fraud, and the use of prohibited software to incite voters."
The party further asserted that it has provided the police, Shin Bet, and the Central Elections Committee with "hundreds of testimonies and evidence of election theft in many Arab polling stations." These allegations include "thousands of envelopes containing cash and Ra'am party ballots, threats and violence against polling station staff, multiple voters behind the curtain, double identity voting, discrepancies between the number of envelopes and the number of voters, and the use of prohibited incitement software."
