The witness of 'Ad Kan' was an observer for Likud and Religious Zionism, and the party in whose name the bribe was offered changed along the way

An investigation reveals that the 'ballot terror' video from Rahat was presented in three different versions on Channel 14 and 'Ad Kan', with the witnesses being observers for Likud and Religious Zionism, and the party to which the bribe was offered changed from Ra'am to the Joint List. Anti-Arab discourse surged by 428%.

An investigation by 'The Hottest Place in Hell' reveals how a video from Rahat, which allegedly showed a bribe offer at a polling station, was presented in three different versions by Channel 14 and the organization 'Ad Kan'. In the first version on Channel 14, a witness identified as an observer for Likud and Religious Zionism told of a sheikh who offered 800 shekels to vote for Ra'am. In the second version by 'Ad Kan', the party was changed to the Joint List and the amount became 400 shekels in fuel cards. In the third version on Channel 14, the armed man was described as an IDF soldier and the amount was 600 shekels. The investigation shows that the witnesses were observers sent by Likud and Religious Zionism, information omitted in later versions. According to monitoring by Fake Reporter, anti-Arab discourse on X surged by 428% on election day, with 9,069 mentions on October 29, when Netanyahu published the 'Likud statement' on the 'Ra'amgate affair'.

The witness of 'Ad Kan' was an observer for Likud and Religious Zionism, and the party in whose name the bribe was offered changed along the way