Eisenkot's party claims interference in the elections, accuses the Netanyahu camp of damaging the vote Gadi Eisenkot's party immediately made allegations of organized efforts to prevent voting in areas where the opposition receives strong support. According to the party, reports from polling stations describe ballots being missing, stolen and deliberately damaged, which could prevent voters from voting for their preferred choice. Yasr also claims that unusually long lines in opposition strongholds were deliberately designed to frustrate voters and reduce voter turnout. The party claims that it intends to file an official complaint with Israel's Central Election Commission and called on supporters to report and document suspicions of violations. The accusations come amid an escalation in the conflict between Eisenkot and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Eisenkot previously accused Netanyahu of behind-the-scenes discussions with senior police officers in order to influence the election process.