Same rules for everyone? The move Likud is considering following the High Court ruling

Likud is considering an unusual move: photographing the votes of faction members in the re-election for State Comptroller, if the left-wing bloc advances their holding. The goal is to undermine the secrecy of the vote and rely on the High Court ruling that invalidated the previous elections.

Likud is considering an unusual move: photographing the votes of faction members in the re-election for State Comptroller, if the left-wing bloc factions try to advance their holding in the new Knesset. The goal is to undermine the secrecy of the vote, thereby establishing a legal basis for a demand to also invalidate the repeat procedure, relying on the High Court ruling that canceled the previous elections due to a violation of secrecy. The article notes that no final decision has been made, and the move is being considered as a possible response if a demand is raised to hold re-elections between Michael Ravilo and Yosef Elron. The article mentions that the High Court unanimously ruled that in the second round there was a substantial flaw in the secrecy of the vote, but emphasized that the ruling does not determine that any photograph automatically leads to invalidation, but depends on the totality of circumstances.