Likud accuses Arab parties of election theft, submits evidence to police and Shin Bet

The Likud party has accused Arab parties of stealing Israel's elections through criminal offenses including bribery, threats, violence, fraud, and prohibited voter-mobilization software. The party is submitting hundreds of testimonies and evidence to police, the Shin Bet, and the Central Elections Committee regarding alleged election theft at polling stations in Arab communities. The evidence includes thousands of envelopes containing cash and Ra'am party ballots, threats and violence against polling officials, multiple voters entering booths together, voting under duplicate identities, and discrepancies between ballot envelopes and voter numbers. Likud demands a thorough investigation and immediate action to ensure those responsible are brought to justice.