The Likud party court has opened an investigation into claims that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's vote in the party's internal primary was forged, according to a report by ynet.
The Likud party court is investigating an allegation that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's vote in the party's primary was forged, ynet reported Sunday evening. The probe was announced as a 'first publication' by the outlet; no further details were provided in the initial notice. The investigation follows a separate recent ruling by the same court, which ordered changes to the primary ballot wording after finding it misleading. The outcome of the forgery probe remains pending.
2 developments
- StrongLikud confirms cancellation of today's vote, citing Netanyahu's order over legal delays
- DevelopingNetanyahu leans toward new comptroller elections despite Likud senior demands, report says
- DevelopingNetanyahu proposes AI voter outreach system in internal Likud talks
- DevelopingLikud slams election watchdog appointments, raising fears of challenging election outcome
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