Otzma Yehudit, the party led by National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, will vote against certifying the election results when the Central Elections Committee convenes Wednesday.
The party claims it has identified irregularities in voting patterns in Arab communities and plans to present its findings to the committee.
“We have serious concerns about the integrity of the vote in certain sectors,” a party source said. “We intend to raise these issues formally before any certification.”
The Central Elections Committee is scheduled to meet to approve the final election results and distribute Knesset seats accordingly. Otzma Yehudit’s opposition is unlikely to block certification, as the party does not hold a majority on the committee.
Ben-Gvir’s party has repeatedly raised concerns about Arab voter turnout and alleged irregularities, though election officials have dismissed previous complaints as unfounded.