Shlomo Filber accuses: "The right was robbed of 3 to 5 seats"

Shlomo Filber claims that the Arab parties operated a voter turnout system on election day using the Elector software, in violation of the Central Elections Committee's ban. According to him, the damage to the right is estimated at 3 to 5 seats, while the Arab parties increased their strength by one or two seats. Filber accused the committee of complicity in undermining election equality.

Shlomo Filber, former director general of the Ministry of Communications, claims that the Arab parties operated a voter turnout system on election day for the 26th Knesset using the Elector software, in violation of a ban imposed by the Central Elections Committee headed by Justice Noam Solberg. According to Filber, while right-wing parties refrained from using such tools due to the ban, the Arab parties acted without enforcement, harming election equality. Filber estimated that preventing the use of the software cost the right 3 to 5 seats, while the Arab parties increased their strength by at least one or two seats. He accused committee officials of complicity in harming the election results. The article is based on a tweet by Filber on his X account and does not include responses from other parties.