Claims of irregularities and forgery on election day

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According to Walla, Likud, Religious Zionism and Otzma Yehudit appointed a supervisor for election day in the Arab sector and will station representatives at 1,100 polling stations in Arab cities. According to Channel 14, long lines at polling stations were reported in northern Tel Aviv and in Arab towns, and Likud set up a joint situation room with Religious Zionism.

According to Channel 14, the Likud headquarters filed an official complaint with the Central Elections Committee containing evidence of more than 100 cases of illegal transfer of information from polling station secretaries to Arab towns, according to the suspicion. According to Srugim, Likud filed hundreds of complaints over suspected forgery at polling stations in strongholds of the Arab community.

According to Arutz 7, Zehut party chairman Moshe Feiglin claimed that observers and Central Elections Committee representatives were forced to leave polling stations in Arab towns following threats, and described the events as a "political October 7." According to Amit Assa, a former senior Shin Bet official, some 700 complaints were received from inspectors and observers.