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Likud Prepares for Election Fraud Claims in Arab Towns
The Likud party is preparing for potential accusations of election fraud in Arab communities ahead of upcoming elections, despite a lack of evidence. The party is examining issues like verifying voters in niqabs and managing separate voting times.
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- 01Likud is preparing for potential election fraud claims in Arab towns before and after upcoming elections.
- 02The party is examining issues such as voter identification for women in niqabs and separate voting times.
- 03These preparations are occurring despite a lack of evidence for widespread election fraud.
- 04Approximately 2,000 observers will be deployed by Likud and Religious Zionism in Arab towns.
- 05Election officials warn that the oversight system makes large-scale fraud very difficult.
Election officials have stated that existing procedures and oversight make widespread fraud difficult, while warning against misinformation campaigns.
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