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Likud Threatens Legal Action Over Flight Subsidies for Israelis Abroad Voting
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First reported by Walla · 1 hour ago
What happened
The Likud party has threatened legal action against the AID Coalition for subsidizing flights to bring Israelis abroad to vote, alleging election bribery, while the coalition denies the claims, calling the initiative nonpartisan.
- 01Likud threatens legal action against AID Coalition over flight subsidies for voters abroad.
- 02Fly & Vote subsidizes airfare to encourage Israelis overseas to vote in elections.
- 03Likud claims the subsidies amount to election bribery and violate party funding laws.
- 04AID Coalition insists the initiative is nonpartisan and does not influence voter preferences.
- 05The dispute underscores tensions about election integrity ahead of upcoming polls.
- 06A Likud minister expressed feeling targeted amid the controversy.
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