Also for the purity of the elections - go out to vote

Prof. Yaniv Roznai argues that broad participation in the elections can help protect the purity of the elections, given threats such as deepfakes, disruption of voting in the field, and refusal to accept results. He calls on the public to go out and vote.

Prof. Yaniv Roznai, an expert in constitutional law from Reichman University, argues in an opinion piece that broad participation in the upcoming elections can help protect the purity of the elections. He identifies three main threats: the use of deepfakes and voter deception, disruption of voting in the field (violence, roadblocks, intimidation near polling stations), and a campaign of refusal to accept election results. Roznai notes that a single fake video at a critical time or deterring voters in a few locations could change the picture. He calls on the public to vote in large numbers, as the more valid votes are counted, the smaller the relative weight of any harm. The article notes that the non-recognition campaign has already begun, with a video by Netanyahu about 'Brothers in Arms going to harm the purity of the elections.'

Also for the purity of the elections - go out to vote