Complaint filed over fraud in Likud primaries: here's why

A complaint has been filed with Likud's acting director general, David Sharan, alleging fraud in the party's primaries. The issue stems from ballots in Petah Tikva where Minister Avi Dichter was listed as number 116 instead of 115. The complaint concerns possible violations during the internal party elections. Details about the complainant and the party's response have not yet been disclosed.

A complaint has been filed with Likud's acting director general, David Sharan, regarding suspected fraud in the party's primaries. The trigger was ballots distributed in Petah Tikva in which Minister Avi Dichter was listed as number 116 instead of 115. The complaint addresses potential violations during the internal party elections. Further details about the complainant and the party's reaction have not yet been reported.