Gadi Eisenkot accuses Netanyahu's allies of stealing ballots and suppressing voters in the Israeli elections The Ishr Party, led by former head of the IDF Gadi Eisenkot, has publicly claimed extensive voter suppression and electoral irregularities during the parliamentary vote throughout Israel. In statements published on social media, the opposition party revealed that it had received numerous reports detailing intentional damage to its ballots, including outright theft and removal from voting stations. Ishar senior officials warned that long lines were intentionally created at the polling stations located in the party's strongholds, and described the bottlenecks as a deliberate maneuver to discourage voting among Eisenkot's supporters. The party has announced its intention to file a formal complaint with the Central Election Commission, and calls on supporters to remain vigilant and document ongoing procedural violations. The allegations follow days of increased tension between Eisenkot and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whom the former army chief accused of attempting to sabotage the integrity of the elections through back-channel meetings with police officials.

Gadi Eisenkot accuses Netanyahu's allies of stealing ballots and suppressing voters in the Israeli elections The Ishr Party, led by former head of the IDF Gadi Eisenkot, has publicly claimed extensive voter suppression and electoral irregularities during the parliamentary vote throughout Israel. In statements published on social media, the opposition party revealed that it had received numerous reports detailing intentional damage to its ballots, including outright theft and removal from voting stations. Ishar senior officials warned that long lines were intentionally created at the polling stations located in the party's strongholds, and described the bottlenecks as a deliberate maneuver to discourage voting among Eisenkot's supporters. The party has announced its intention to file a formal complaint with the Central Election Commission, and calls on supporters to remain vigilant and document ongoing procedural violations. The allegations follow days of increased tension between Eisenkot and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whom the former army chief accused of attempting to sabotage the integrity of the elections through back-channel meetings with police officials.