First publication: Likud prepares for legal move in the ballot box terror affair

Likud is preparing to file a request with the court to extend the deadline for appealing the election results, until the conclusion of the investigation into the 'ballot box terror' affair. The party claims that over a thousand pieces of evidence have been collected regarding suspicions of bribery, forgeries, and use of a banned application in the Arab sector.

Likud is preparing to file a request with the court to extend the deadline for filing an appeal against the election results, until the conclusion of the investigation into the 'ballot box terror' affair. The statutory deadline is Wednesday of this week. The party clarifies that it will not give up the option to exhaust the legal process, even if the investigation has not yet been completed. Likud is collecting materials on allegedly improper acts at polling stations in the Arab sector, including suspicions of election bribery, forgeries, and use of an application banned by the Elections Committee. So far, over a thousand cases and pieces of evidence have been collected. The party claims this is a systematic pattern of action. Political sources assess that the move may have implications for coalition negotiations. The article does not include a response from the Arab sector or investigative bodies.