Likud Alleges Election Fraud, Submits Evidence to Shin Bet

The Likud party has submitted hundreds of pieces of evidence to the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) and the police, alleging that the recent Knesset elections were "stolen" through criminal offenses at Arab polling stations. The party claims these offenses include the discovery of envelopes with cash and Ra'am party ballots, threats and violence against poll workers, double voting, multiple voters behind the curtain, and discrepancies between ballot counts and voter numbers. Likud also alleges the use of prohibited software to encourage voters. In a strong statement, the party asserted that "the elections in the State of Israel were stolen by Arab parties that support terror and the annihilation of the Jewish state," attributing the alleged acts to bribery, threats, violence, and forgery. Likud is demanding a thorough investigation by the police and Shin Bet and urging the Central Elections Committee to immediately address the claims and examine the suspicions raised. The article notes that these are allegations made by Likud and not established facts.