Acting CEC chief: 'You cannot intimidate me, you cannot forge Israel's elections'

The acting director-general of Israel's Central Elections Committee declared Thursday that attempts to threaten or forge the country's elections will fail, according to the Elections Committee.

The acting director-general of Israel's Central Elections Committee stated Thursday that he cannot be intimidated and that election fraud will not be tolerated. The statement, issued without elaboration on context, comes amid ongoing political tensions and public discourse around electoral integrity. The official made no reference to specific threats or incidents. The Zioneer has no prior reporting on this statement.

2 developments

1. 2 hours ago · 14:52 · 25 JunLatest

   Official adds that attempts to intimidate or threaten him will fail.

2. 14:18 · 25 Jun

   Elections Committee deputy director: Forging Israeli elections is impossible

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