Likud Claims Arab Parties Stole Election, Demands Investigation
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
The Likud party claims Arab parties stole the Israeli elections through criminal offenses like bribery and fraud, demanding a police and Shin Bet investigation. The party stated it has hundreds of pieces of evidence from Arab polling stations. Haaretz previously reported Likud was preparing such accusations.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Likud alleges Arab parties stole the election through bribery, threats, violence, and fraud.
- The party demands a police and Shin Bet investigation into the alleged election theft.
- Likud claims to have hundreds of testimonies and evidence from Arab polling stations.
- Haaretz reported Likud was preparing to accuse Arab parties of election theft before the vote.
The Likud party has alleged that the recent elections in Israel were "stolen by Arab parties that support terror and the elimination of the Jewish state." In a statement released Wednesday evening, the party claimed that serious criminal offenses, including bribery, threats, violence, fraud, and the use of prohibited software to incite voters, were committed.
Likud announced it is demanding that the police and the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) investigate these claims. The party stated it is providing "hundreds of testimonies and evidence of election theft in many Arab polling stations."
Prior to the election, Haaretz reported that Likud was already preparing to accuse Arab parties of election theft.
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