Likud Party Alleges Election Fraud in Arab Sector, Demands Investigation

The Likud party has accused Arab parties of serious irregularities and alleged criminal offenses during the recent Knesset elections, claiming the results were stolen. The party announced it intends to submit hundreds of pieces of evidence to the police, Shin Bet, and the Central Elections Committee, which it claims demonstrate widespread fraud in numerous Arab polling stations.

According to Likud's statement, the collected evidence allegedly includes thousands of envelopes containing cash and ballots for the Ra'am party. The party also claims instances of threats and violence against polling committee members, voters casting ballots behind partitions, double voting using multiple identities, and discrepancies between ballot counts and registered voters.

Likud further alleges the use of prohibited voter mobilization software. "We demand a thorough investigation by the police and Shin Bet for the theft of the elections by Arab parties and full prosecution of the offenders," the party stated. "This is a severe blow to Israeli democracy and the right to vote of Israeli citizens. Law enforcement agencies must act decisively and immediately."