'Let The Investigation Do Its Work': Herzog Clashes With Ben-Gvir Ally On Arab Turnout & Vote Claims

Summary

A political confrontation has erupted in Israel over allegations of large-scale vote buying, with Knesset member Yitzhak Wasserlauf claiming that hostile entities paid around 100 million shekels in cash and fuel cards to influence votes. Calling the allegations an unprecedented threat to Israeli democracy, Wasserlauf urged President Isaac Herzog to take a tougher position against parties he accused of supporting Hamas. Herzog, however, stressed that a special investigative team involving the Shin Bet, police and prosecution was examining the claims. He also explained that Israeli law provides…

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