Likud legal adviser claims there is an organized disruption of election day: "This is a violent militia"

Attorney Ilan Bombach, the legal adviser of the Likud party, claims in an interview with Radio 103FM that there is an organized effort to disrupt election day. According to him, the organization 'Brothers in Arms' and a related group plan to bring 40,000 people to right-wing strongholds to interfere with voting. Bombach says he relies on concrete information that began to emerge in early May, and that he sent videos in which people are heard saying they will "cool them down, make them vote less, and create unrest and violence." He warned the Attorney General, the Police Commissioner, and the Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, but claims he received no response. The Director General of the Central Elections Committee, Dean Lavana, replied that they would only act on election day itself. Bombach also referred to a new unit called 'The Gideons' led by Ehud Barak, which he calls "a violent and probably armed militia."