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Israel's Election Authority Denies Mass Surveillance Rumors
Israel's Central Election Committee denied rumors of systematic voter surveillance by the Likud party during the recent Knesset elections. The committee confirmed only one minor photography incident at a polling station in Moshav Yarhiv, which was immediately stopped.
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- 01Israel's Central Election Committee denied rumors of systematic voter surveillance by the Likud party.
- 02The committee confirmed only one minor photography incident at a polling station in Moshav Yarhiv.
- 03Police arrested three individuals in Rahat on suspicion of voter bribery for the Ra'am party.
- 04The elections for the 26th Knesset were held on October 27th across Israel.
- 05Voter bribery is illegal under Israeli law.
Separately, police arrested three individuals in Rahat on suspicion of voter bribery related to the Ra'am party. The elections took place on October 27th.
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