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Likud alleges election fraud and seeks investigation

Likud said it would submit hundreds of testimonies and pieces of evidence to Israeli police, the Shin Bet and the Central Elections Committee over alleged election fraud. A separate report said police found no evidence supporting the claims and an election panel saw no current grounds for concern over vote integrity; Arab parties were heading for a record 19 seats.
WHO: Likud
WHAT: Likud announced it would submit hundreds of testimonies and pieces of evidence to authorities over alleged election fraud.
WHEN: Reported Oct 28, 2026 at 11:29 AM ET
WHERE: Israel
WHY: Likud said it was submitting evidence in support of its allegations of election fraud; the allegations prompted its demand for an investigation.
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