How did the double envelopes from the elections reach the desks of News 12 reporters?

Double envelopes from the elections fell on News 12 presenters Adva Dadon and Gidon Oko during a live broadcast. The presenters collected the envelopes while ensuring voter privacy. The director of the Election Committee's control center explained that the heavy workload during counting could lead to such incidents, and the envelopes were collected within minutes.

During the counting of double envelopes in the elections held last night (Wednesday) at the Knesset, an unusual incident occurred during a live broadcast on News 12: envelopes fell from the floor above onto news presenters Adva Dadon and Gidon Oko. The presenters were surprised, collected the envelopes while carefully holding them upside down to avoid exposing voter details, and raised questions about how they were handled. Dadon noted that this is 'something that should not happen' and that they would investigate the matter. The director of the Election Committee's control center, Elad Nave, explained during the broadcast that the counting takes place in a sterile area, but the heavy workload can lead to such incidents, and the envelopes were collected within two minutes. The event left an open question as to how envelopes that were supposed to be counted under supervision ended up with the presenters during a live broadcast.