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Election Committee Deputy Head Denies Systematic Election Fraud Claims

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Election Committee Deputy Head Denies Systematic Election Fraud Claims

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Deputy Election Committee Chairman Dean Livneh refuted claims of systematic election fraud, stating the integrity of the elections has been preserved. He addressed concerns raised by MK Vladimir Beliak, noting that media reports lack basis. Livneh indicated that sensitive classified information prompted a need for further investigation into potential evidence.

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  • Election Committee Deputy Chairman Dean Livneh denied systematic election fraud claims.
  • Livneh stated that the integrity of the elections has been maintained.
  • He dismissed numerous media reports on the matter as baseless.
  • Classified information prompted a need for further investigation into suspicions.
  • MK Vladimir Beliak had requested a committee meeting on the issue.

The Deputy Chairman of the Election Committee, attorney Dean Livneh, has responded to a request by Member of Knesset Vladimir Beliak of the Yesh Atid party to convene the committee's presidency. Livneh stated that the integrity of the elections has been maintained and that claims of systematic harm to the election process are baseless. He asserted that numerous media reports lack foundation.

Livneh explained that sensitive classified information was received, which raised suspicions requiring further investigation to determine if evidence supports these concerns. He did not elaborate on the nature of the classified information or the specific suspicions raised.

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