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Israeli Police Find No Evidence for Likud's Election Theft Claims
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Israel Police announced they have found no evidence to support the Likud party's allegations of widespread election theft by Arab parties. The police reported a 40% decrease in fraud complaints compared to the previous election and stated that Election Day was largely free of integrity issues. Likud had submitted numerous testimonies alleging various forms of fraud, including bribery and voter intimidation, but police investigations did not substantiate these claims.
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- Israeli Police found no evidence to support Likud's claims of election theft by Arab parties.
- Police reported 48 fraud complaints nationwide, a 40% decrease from the previous election.
- Election Day saw very few incidents affecting the integrity of the voting process, police said.
- Likud had alleged bribery, threats, violence, and voter fraud by Arab parties.
- The party submitted hundreds of testimonies and evidence to police and election officials.
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