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Likud Party to Challenge Election Results in Court, Citing Arab Voter Mobilization Apps
The Likud party plans to challenge the recent Knesset election results in court, demanding a new vote due to alleged use of voter mobilization apps in the Arab community. A report indicated Likud used these apps most extensively.
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What happened
- 01Likud will petition the court to overturn election results, citing use of Arab voter mobilization apps.
- 02A report found Likud used voter mobilization apps at 32% of polling stations, more than any other party.
- 03The Central Elections Committee approved official results, but Likud and Shas abstained from voting.
- 04President Herzog tasked Gadi Eisenkot with forming the next government, receiving 67 recommendations.
- 05Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu received 46 recommendations for government formation.
President Isaac Herzog has tasked Gadi Eisenkot with forming the next government after he secured a majority of recommendations, a move Likud aims to delegitimize.
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