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Ballots Invalidated at Two Kfar Kassem Voting StationsInvestigations into Arab voter fraud has real-time ramifications 1 week after elections, with hundreds of votes stricken from the results.The saga of Israeli Arab voter fraud continues Tuesday - as initial investigations have already led to real-time changes in the final 20th Knesset elections results.Chairman of the Central Election Commission (CEC), Supreme Court Justice Salim Jubran, has invalidated all of the votes from two Kfar Kassem voting stations on Tuesday, after multiple attempts of voter fraud were found.Both stations were found to have reported nearly 50 votes more than the number of registered voters for each polling station. An Israel Police investigation has been launched as well.The CEC also noted that 233 polling stations are under investigation. Of those, 26 polling stations reported unusual incidents (e.g. violence); 97 had a voter turnout over 90% - far more than average; 19 polling stations reported unusual results by locale (e.g. votes for the Joint List in what are normally right-wing Jewish communities - or, vice versa, votes for Yisrael Beytenu or Yachad in Arab communities); and 91 stations which are being investigated over possible human errors in ballot-counting.Multiple incidents of voter fraud were reported during elections day last week - including several arrests in Arab communities. Even monitors sent by the Samaria Residents' Committee and other organizations to prevent voter fraud did not deter potential fraudsters, as Arutz Sheva revealed Monday - as one volunteer stated that he was approached and asked to participate by one of the CEC chairs monitoring voting in a round of ballot-stuffing.
During a routine post-election review of ballots, exit polls, and incident reports in Israel, independent monitors are now reporting that the country’s 2015 elections may have been the most corrupt in Israel’s history, dating all of the way back to their first ever legislative election in 1949.The review’s findings show that a staggering 23.4% of ballots were submitted illegally, using the names of deceased Israelis, family pets, and even fictional characters, like Bruce Wayne and Lara Croft. Incident reports, filed by Israeli police with voter names kept in anonymity, show conclusively that “roving gangs” were intimidating voters at various polling stations as well, particularly in districts that showed heavy support for the opposition Zionist Union party, who were running against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s conservative Likud party.All told, approximately 92.5% of the election fraud and illegal activities benefited Netanyahu’s reelection, and the election of Likud party members into the Israeli Parliament. Monitors are now trying to determine whether or not Prime Minister Netanyahu would’ve won reelection had it not been for this fraud, and whether the Likud party itself, or some unidentified third party, committed those criminal acts.“We aren’t sure that Prime Minister Netanyahu would’ve won if it weren’t for these acts of fraud,” says one of the monitors, whose name must be kept anonymous due to the nature of their work. “In fact, it’s looking more and more like he would’ve resoundingly lost the election if it weren’t for these fraudulent acts.”The post-election review dates as far back as Israel itself, and has been done after every election in Israel’s history, to ensure fairness, openness, and a lack of fraud. The review is hosted and carried out by an independent, government-funded civilian organization, which typically spends as many as fourteen months ballot-counting, polling, and otherwise investigating major elections.“This is the first time we’ve ever seen such widespread corruption in an Israeli election,” says another anonymous monitor. “The most we’ve ever seen prior to this was 8%. This is nearly three times as bad as that election was. And I think most of it comes from foreign influences, like the Americans, who showed more interest in this election than any election of ours prior, since 1949 anyway.”If Netanyahu did indeed win reelection through fraud, a special election will be held to determine whether he can keep his seat or not, with a mandatory “slow-count” of the ballots, which could take several weeks to complete. If he or the Likud party leadership were directly responsible for these acts of fraud, they might even see jail time as a result.
I found another web site that talks about voter fraud but I don't know if it is a trustworthy web site or a propaganda web site so what I am quoting has to be taken with suspicionhttp://nationalreport.net/breaking-news-massive-voter-fraud-intimidation-uncovered-israeli-election/It should be noted the opinion polls were way off about how many votes Netanyahu was expected to get.Now it could be that they were biased, or right-wingers increased their voting at the last minute due to the lies of Netanyahu that he was moving to right wing positions. However, I wouldn't rule out fraud