PNN – The Likud party, angered by the results of the Knesset elections, has alleged widespread fraud.
Expressing intense outrage over the results of the Knesset elections, the Likud party—led by Benjamin Netanyahu—claimed that widespread fraud took place in Arab-populated areas and announced that it would submit evidence to security agencies.
Likud alleged that the elections in Israel were “stolen” by what it termed “Arab lists that support terrorism.” The party claimed that these factions acted with the intent of dismantling the structure of the Israeli state.
Likud stated that it intends to hand over hundreds of documents and pieces of evidence—purportedly detailing irregularities and the theft of votes at polling stations in Arab communities—to the police, the Shin Bet (Shabak), and the Central Elections Committee.
Meanwhile, following the conclusion of the count for regular ballots in the Zionist regime’s parliamentary elections (the Knesset), the distribution of seats among the major political blocs has been announced. Based on these results, the Likud coalition, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, secured 53 seats from the regular vote.
The “Change” coalition—or the opposition bloc—led by Gadi Eizenkot, won 48 seats, while Arab parties secured 19 seats.
Additionally, approximately 600,000 votes—cast via “double envelopes” (votes from military personnel, diplomats, and prisoners)—remain to be counted; this process is expected to be completed by tomorrow, Thursday. The final results will be announced once these votes have been tallied.