The Likud party claimed that the elections in Israel were "stolen by Arab parties that support terrorism" and alleged serious criminal offenses including bribery, threats, violence, forgeries and the use of prohibited software to incite voters. The Likud stated that it is submitting to the police, the Shin Bet and the Central Election Commission hundreds of testimonies and evidence regarding the alleged theft of elections in a number of Arab polling stations, including thousands of alleged envelopes with cash and bank notes, threats and violence against poll workers, multiple voters behind the screen, a contradiction between double identification and double identification. Voters, and use of incitement software are prohibited. The party demanded a thorough investigation and immediate action by the election committee, saying that the alleged offenses seriously damage the purity of the elections and Israeli democracy.

The Likud party claimed that the elections in Israel were "stolen by Arab parties that support terrorism" and alleged serious criminal offenses including bribery, threats, violence, forgeries and the use of prohibited software to incite voters. The Likud stated that it is submitting to the police, the Shin Bet and the Central Election Commission hundreds of testimonies and evidence regarding the alleged theft of elections in a number of Arab polling stations, including thousands of alleged envelopes with cash and bank notes, threats and violence against poll workers, multiple voters behind the screen, a contradiction between double identification and double identification. Voters, and use of incitement software are prohibited. The party demanded a thorough investigation and immediate action by the election committee, saying that the alleged offenses seriously damage the purity of the elections and Israeli democracy.