Likud Accuses Arab Parties of Election Theft, Demands Investigation
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
The Likud party accused Arab parties of stealing Israeli elections through criminal acts like bribery, fraud, and violence. The party is submitting hundreds of pieces of evidence to the police and Shin Bet, alleging widespread fraud in Arab polling stations. Likud is demanding a comprehensive investigation into these alleged election thefts.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Likud accused Arab parties of stealing Israeli elections through bribery, fraud, and violence.
- The party claims thousands of ballots for the United Arab List were found with cash.
- Allegations include voter fraud, duplicate identities, and prohibited software use.
- Likud is submitting hundreds of testimonies and evidence to police and Shin Bet.
- The party is demanding a comprehensive investigation into the alleged election theft.
The Likud party issued an extraordinary statement alleging that the elections in Israel were "stolen by Arab parties supporting terrorism and the elimination of the Jewish state." The party claimed that serious criminal offenses, including bribery, threats, violence, fraud, and the use of prohibited software to encourage voting, were committed.
According to Likud, hundreds of testimonies and pieces of evidence are being transferred to the police, the Shin Bet security agency, and the Election Committee. These allegations focus on election theft in numerous Arab polling stations. Specific claims include thousands of envelopes containing cash and ballots for the United Arab List party, threats and violence against polling station committee members, multiple voters behind curtains, voting with duplicate identities, discrepancies between ballot counts and voter numbers, and the use of prohibited software to urge voters.
"We demand that the police and the Shin Bet conduct a comprehensive investigation into the election theft," the Likud statement concluded.
