Israeli Police Find No Evidence Backing Netanyahu's Likud Election Fraud Claims
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Senior police official rejects claims of election fraud as 'baseless spin'
Police received fewer complaints of fraud than in previous elections, a senior official told Haaretz. The director general of the Elections Committee also dismissed the Likud's claim that Arab voters had "stolen" the election
Jerusalem, Oct 29 (EFE).- The Israeli police dismissed the accusation of the Likud, the party led by Benjamin Netanyahu, against Israeli Arab parties for "stealing the elections", reported the media on Thursday Times of Israel and Ynet. "There is no evidence to support it. The election day happened with very few incidents affecting [...] The entry The Police dismiss Netanyahu's accusation of the Arab parties for "stealing the elections" was firs…
Israeli police have denied finding evidence to support the allegations made by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party, which accused Arab parties of stealing the 2026 parliamentary elections. According to police, there were very few unusual incidents related to the fairness of the voting during the elections. Likud has also alleged bribery, intimidation, violence, and ballot rigging. The party has demanded an investigation into these ca…
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