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Likud Denies Claims of Directed Voting Video Recordings in State Comptroller Election

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First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago

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Likud denied Sharren Haskel's claim that faction members were ordered to record their votes for the State Comptroller election and show the videos to Prime Minister Netanyahu. The Supreme Court invalidated the vote due to secrecy breaches and ordered a new vote. Haskel is pursuing a legal split from her faction, citing the voting controversy as evidence of a faction identity change.

01Likud denies Sharren Haskel's claim of ordered video recording of votes for Netanyahu.
02Haskel seeks to split from her faction to secure funding and political leverage.
03Supreme Court invalidated the State Comptroller vote due to secrecy violations.
04Court ordered a new vote between Netanyahu's lawyer and a former Supreme Court judge.
05Controversy began with Likud faction manager instructing members to photograph ballots.
06Netanyahu summoned members to identify dissenters, prompting legal and political fallout.

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