CEC official calls election fraud claims 'conspiracy theory' aimed at destroying democracy

Dean Levana, acting director of the Central Elections Committee, said that stealing elections is 'almost impossible' and dismissed claims of rigged elections as a conspiracy theory intended to 'crumble democracy from within.' He spoke on Channel 12's 'Where is the Money' program.

Dean Levana, the acting director of Israel's Central Elections Committee, made the statement during an interview on Channel 12's 'Where is the Money' program with Anat Davidov. He asserted that election fraud is virtually impossible, describing allegations of rigged elections as a conspiracy theory aimed at destabilizing Israeli democracy from within.

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1. 37 seconds ago · 16:57 · 4 AugLatest

   Levana dismissed election fraud claims as a conspiracy theory against democracy.

2. 16:56 · 4 Aug

   Central Elections Committee official: 'Almost impossible to steal elections'

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