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Ongoing Story· Day 6

Likud Prepares for Claims of Arab Voter Fraud Before Election

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Likud Claims Election Stolen, Demands Probe into Alleged Fraud

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The Likud party has claimed the recent Israeli election was "stolen" due to alleged widespread fraud at Arab polling stations. The party is demanding an investigation by law enforcement and electoral authorities, citing evidence of bribery, intimidation, and forgery. Likud alleges compromised vote integrity and calls the situation a "grave assault on Israeli democracy."

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  • Likud claims the Israeli election was "stolen" due to alleged widespread fraud at Arab polling stations.
  • The party is demanding an immediate investigation by law enforcement and electoral authorities.
  • Allegations include bribery, intimidation, violence, forgery, and voter fraud at polling stations.
  • Likud is submitting hundreds of testimonies and pieces of evidence to the Israel Police and Shin Bet.
  • The party claims the alleged violations compromised the integrity and outcome of the vote.
Likud Claims Election Stolen, Demands Probe into Alleged Fraud
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