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Likud Petitions Election Committee Over Alleged Voter Import Scheme
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First reported by Now 14 · 33 minutes ago
What happened
The Likud party filed a petition against the "Aid Coalition" organization, alleging it supports a scheme to bring voters from abroad and influence election outcomes. Likud seeks to halt funding and expose the operation's sources and methods.
- 01Likud petitioned the Central Elections Committee against "Aid Coalition".
- 02The petition alleges a scheme to import voters from abroad.
- 03Likud claims the project aims to shift voters to opposition parties.
- 04The party seeks to halt funding and expose the operation.
- 05Concerns raised over gift cards potentially influencing votes.
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