On Election Day in April 2019, Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party bought 1,200 cameras for hundreds of thousands of shekels and gave them to polling stations in Arab towns and villages. The goal: "Monitor the purity of the election."
On Election Day in April 2019, Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party bought 1,200 cameras for hundreds of thousands of shekels and gave them to polling stations in Arab towns and villages. The goal: "Monitor the purity of the election."
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