Jerusalem, 29 October, 2026 (TPS-IL) — Likud’s election-integrity director for the Arab sector, Sagi Keisler, accused the police and the Central Elections Committee of ignoring 1,183 complaints submitted on Election Day during Israel’s 26th Knesset election, Israeli media reported on Thursday.
Keisler published details of the complaints, saying Likud provided case information and phone numbers of polling-station committee members who could testify, but neither authority contacted them.
The complaints included 408 alleged cases of voter-data extraction, 115 of double voting, 66 involving violence or threats, 38 suspected bribery cases and 25 alleging improper police intervention.
Keisler described the failure to investigate as a systematic breakdown in handling reports from the field.
“Police and the Elections Committee didn’t call anyone,” he said, adding, “Apparently, the conclusion had been reached in advance.”
Police rejected Likud’s claim that Arab voters “stole” the election, saying there was “no investigative or intelligence evidence” supporting it.
