The step Likud took following suspicions of ballot box fraud

Likud issued a harsh statement claiming the elections were 'stolen' by Arab parties through bribery, threats, and forgeries. The party submitted hundreds of testimonies to the authorities and demands an immediate investigation.

The Likud party issued a harsh statement today (Wednesday) claiming that the elections in the State of Israel were 'stolen' by Arab parties that support terrorism. According to the party, this was done through serious criminal offenses including bribery, threats, violence, forgeries, and the use of prohibited software to encourage voters. Likud detailed that they submitted hundreds of testimonies and evidence to the police, the Shin Bet, and the Central Elections Committee, including thousands of envelopes with cash and Ra'am ballots, documentation of threats and violence against polling station committee members, and irregularities such as multiple voters behind the curtain and double-voting. The party demands an immediate investigation by law enforcement agencies into what they call 'the theft of the elections.' In their statement, Likud emphasized that this is a 'serious harm to Israeli democracy and the right of Israeli citizens to choose.' The article presents Likud's claims without response or verification from the accused parties.