sraeli watchdog organization Ad Kan has raised serious allegations of widespread vote buying and voter intimidation during the recent Knesset election, claiming that as many as 220,000 votes may have been improperly influenced.

According to Ad Kan CEO Avihai Shorshan, voters in several Arab communities were allegedly offered cash payments, fuel vouchers, and other incentives in exchange for supporting specific political parties.

Ad Kan reported suspicious activity at polling stations, including allegations that voters received ballot slips outside voting booths and were pressured to vote for certain parties.

The organization also released video testimony concerning alleged voting irregularities at a polling station in Rahat.

Ad Kan estimates that the potentially affected votes could represent approximately five Knesset seats, raising concerns about election integrity.

The allegations remain unproven, and authorities have not established that the claimed number of votes was improperly influenced.