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Election committee says no evidence of ballot tampering despite complaints from at least six parties

Election committee says no evidence of ballot tampering despite complaints from at least six parties Israel's Central Elections Committee (CEC) has said there is no evidence of systemic tampering with ballots in the election, despite complaints from at least six opposition parties. The Times of Israel said that Yashar, B’Yachad, People of Israel, Yisrael Beytenu, Ra’am, and the Reservists-Economic party had all reported alleged irregularities, including "missing or defaced ballot slips and ot…

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