Israel Police Reject Likud's Claims of Arab Election Fraud

Police stated there is no investigative or intelligence basis for Likud's fraud accusations, and the case against Ra'am activists is expected to be closed.

The Israel Police has rejected the Likud party's claims of widespread electoral fraud by Arab parties in the Knesset elections, clarifying that there is no evidence to support the accusations. This was reported by news outlet ynet and The Jerusalem Post.

In an official statement, police noted that there is no investigative or intelligence basis for the allegation that the election results were stolen through bribery, intimidation, or ballot manipulation. According to ynet, the case opened against detained Ra'am activists suspected of irregularities is also expected to be closed.