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YnetPolitics

Atty Atiya Surpasses Gila Gamliel in Likud List After Recount Dispute

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

After a vote recount in Be'er Ya'akov, MK Atty Atiya reportedly surpassed Minister Gila Gamliel on the Likud list, sparking allegations of vote manipulation and legal action.

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  • MK Atty Atiya reportedly passed Minister Gila Gamliel after a vote recount in Be'er Ya'akov.
  • Atiya now holds the 25th spot on the Likud list, pushing Gamliel to 35th place.
  • Gamliel's team claims the recount was falsified and seeks a legal injunction.
  • Gamliel's husband is attempting to join the recount process.
  • The dispute centers on the accuracy and legitimacy of the vote count at a key polling station.

Supporters of Minister Haim Katz claim that MK Atty Atiya, backed by him, overtook Minister Gila Gamliel following a recount of votes at the polling station in Be'er Ya'akov. This change places Atiya at the 25th spot on the Likud list, pushing Gamliel down to the less realistic 35th position. Meanwhile, Gamliel's camp alleges that the recount was manipulated and has filed for an injunction to halt it. Additionally, Gamliel's husband is attempting to participate in the ballot recount process.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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