🚨🇮🇱 High Suspicions of Widespread Voter Fraud in Israel’s Arab Sector, 700+ Complaints Recorded A former senior Shin Bet official has warned overcrowded polling stations in Arab communities can enable individuals to vote multiple times. “We know this from the past: they come one after another, go home, bring several identity cards, go to the back of the line, and of course enter again,” Amit Assa claimed during C14’s special election broadcast. Assa warned large crowds are placing enormous pressure on polling committee members, forcing them to rush identification procedures and potentially overlook irregularities. Hundreds of complaints are reportedly reaching Israel’s Central Elections Committee. Assa also raised concerns about the identification of women wearing veils, as officials must balance proper identity verification with respect for religious and cultural sensitivities—a process which can be exploited.