Likud Party Alleges Arab Parties Stole Elections

The Likud party has accused Arab parties of "stealing" elections in Israel, alleging widespread criminal offenses including bribery, threats, violence, fraud, and the use of prohibited software to incite voters. The party claims these actions were aimed at undermining the Jewish state. Likud stated it is submitting hundreds of testimonies and pieces of evidence to the police, the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency), and the Elections Committee. These alleged irregularities occurred at numerous Arab polling stations and include thousands of envelopes containing cash and Ra'am party ballots, intimidation of poll workers, multiple voters behind the curtain, double voting, discrepancies between ballot counts and voter numbers, and the use of illegal incitement software. Likud is demanding thorough investigations by the police and Shin Bet into these alleged election thefts and prosecution of the perpetrators. The party also called for an immediate response from the Elections Committee regarding the investigation of these criminal offenses, which they claim severely damaged the integrity and results of the Israeli elections, constituting a grave blow to Israeli democracy and citizens' voting rights. Likud urged law enforcement agencies to act decisively and immediately.