Netanyahu's Likud Alleges Election Fraud By Arab Parties, Demands Probe As Israel Counts Votes
Jerusalem [Israel], October 28: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party has alleged that the general election, whose vote counting is currently underway, was stolen, issuing a sweeping statement accusing Arab political parties of widespread voter fraud, bribery, and violence across Arab polling stations and calling for an investigation. In a statement shared by Netanyahu on X,…
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party has accused Arab political parties of widespread voter fraud, bribery, and violence during the ongoing Israeli general election. The ruling party has demanded an investigation, claiming that Arab parties attempted to steal the election through criminal activities such as bribery, threats, violence, forgeries, and the use of prohibited software to mobilize voters.
Likud has also handed over hundreds of testimonies and pieces of evidence to security and electoral authorities to support their allegations. The party warned that the integrity of the election results has been severely compromised and called for harsh measures against alleged perpetrators. Meanwhile, Yousef Jabareen, chairman of Israel’s Arab-majority Joint List alliance, has stated that his party is ready to pave the way for removing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from power, framing the election outcome as a critical juncture for Israeli democracy.
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