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Likud to Appeal Election Results Citing Irregularities in Arab Sector
Likud's legal advisor, Ilan Bombach, announced plans to appeal election results due to alleged irregularities in Arab sector polling stations, citing improper use of voter mobilization tools and potential foreign funding.
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- 01Likud plans to appeal election results citing widespread irregularities in Arab sector polling stations.
- 02Allegations include improper use of digital tools and manual forms for voter mobilization.
- 03Evidence of vote-buying, multiple voting, and intimidation has also been collected.
- 04A Shin Bet investigation is reportedly looking into suspicions of foreign funding for election interference.
- 05Likud criticizes the Attorney General's Office for allegedly obstructing investigations into these claims.
Bombach claims these issues, including evidence of vote-buying and intimidation, significantly impacted the national results. He criticized the Attorney General's Office for allegedly hindering investigations into these serious suspicions, despite a judge's order to probe the matter.
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