"Elections Integrity Headquarters" Manager in Likud - Previously Responsible for "Operation" to Lower Arab Voter Turnout
ynet reveals that Sagi Keizler, appointed by Likud as the "manager of the elections integrity headquarters," is the same public relations figure who previously boasted of an operation to reduce voter turnout in the Arab community by placing observers with hidden cameras in polling stations.
ynet reveals that Sagi Keizler, appointed by Likud as the "manager of the party's elections integrity headquarters," is the same public relations figure who previously boasted of an operation to reduce voter turnout in the Arab community. Keizler submitted hundreds of complaints about alleged forgeries to the Central Elections Committee, but the committee rejected them. In a 2019 post by the advertising firm "Keizler Inbar," in which he was a partner, it was stated that they were responsible for lowering the voter turnout in Arab localities to 50% by placing observers with hidden cameras in polling stations. The article notes that photography inside polling stations has since been banned, and that Iddo Norden, acting head of the Prime Minister's Office, passed on intelligence information that led to the arrest of Ra'am activists on election day.