The evidence

What we hold, and what has not yet been checked.

Video: fuel cards shown in a car

What it shows

A person in a car displays a stack of fuel cards (דלק CARD) in an Instagram story with the caption «الي وده لا يستحي» and the number 6400.

The video is shown in full, without cuts. The card numbers, the username, and the phone's home screen were covered.

Fingerprint (SHA-256) of the original file: f3cda3a0cdc04b599f35ba15978d69cfe1c24e6456261d6e2670f46991248753 · The full original is kept and will be given to the authorities on request

Source
Material that reached the investigation. A story shared on social media. The poster's identity is known to the team and is withheld.
Date
The time of filming has not been verified
Verification status
There is a suspicion that fuel cards were handed out in exchange for a vote. A link to the election has not been verified. An investigation is required

Witness reports from the field on election day

What it shows
  • 62 Reports
  • 58 Stations
  • 29 Towns
  • 37 Recording voters' numbers
  • 16 Use of an app
  • 6 Activity away from the registration table
  • 44 A general irregularity

The three towns with the most reports

  1. Ein Mahil10
  2. Reineh9
  3. Mashhad7
Ein Mahil10Recording voters' numbers 7Use of an app 1Activity away from the registration table 4A general irregularity 7
School B6Use of an appA general irregularityEntry of ID numbers into an app to look up serial numbers, and interference by the chair in handling voters, were reported. It was not stated that the information was kept for tracking.
Elementary School A11Recording voters' numbersActivity away from the registration tableA general irregularityAn outside station that entered ID numbers into a computer system and tracked arrivals was reported; premature striking-off of voters and flaws in approving escorts were also claimed.
Elementary School A13Recording voters' numbersAn observer recorded voters' serial numbers and names on paper, according to the report.
Elementary School A (also reported as 14.1)14Recording voters' numbersA general irregularityObservers wrote serial numbers on sheets; an alleged attempt at repeat voting and difficulties concerning envelopes were also reported. The station ("iron") numbers in the reports are contradictory.
Comprehensive School (iron no. 1962)1Recording voters' numbersActivity away from the registration tableA general irregularityA computer station that took voters' details and handed out ballots was reported; inside the station, discrepancies in the envelope count, interference in decisions and an usher going behind the screen were claimed.
Community center8A general irregularityIt was reported that voting was allowed on presentation of invalid IDs, according to the reporter's claim.
Community center10A general irregularityConversations between an observer and voters, and a dispute over recording them in the protocol, were reported. The content of the conversations was not proven; speaking Arabic is not in itself an offense.
Community center9Recording voters' numbersActivity away from the registration tableAccording to one report, serial numbers were checked at the entrance; according to another report, tables checking serial numbers were set up outside the gate.
Comprehensive High School (iron no. 1963)2Recording voters' numbersA general irregularityAccording to the report, an observer took a list of serial numbers out to a person outside; a ballot brought in from outside was also reported (this alone is not proof of an offense).
Not specifiedNo identified stationRecording voters' numbersActivity away from the registration tableAccording to the report, party representatives sat at the building entrance with lists of ID numbers and marked who came to vote; no specific station identified.
Reineh9Recording voters' numbers 7Use of an app 4A general irregularity 6
Elementary School A7Recording voters' numbersUse of an appAccording to the report, serial numbers were entered into an app by the chair; an usher looked up numbers in the app for those entering.
Elementary School A16Recording voters' numbersA general irregularityMarking of voters before they voted and passing of serial numbers between an usher, an observer and secretaries were reported; unauthorized entries and disputes over appointments were also reported.
State School B1A general irregularityIt was reported that during the count a vote was added to a particular list based on an observer's claim, without a recount and despite the reporter's objection.
State School B3Recording voters' numbersA general irregularityAccording to the report, a committee member and an observer marked voters' serial numbers; covering of ballots at the station and entry by an outside person were also reported.
Comprehensive School11Use of an appA general irregularityLooking up a serial number using an app by a committee member was reported; an attempt to obtain blank signed envelopes toward the end of voting, which was refused, was also reported.
Comprehensive High School14Recording voters' numbersUse of an appA general irregularityRepresentatives marked serial numbers on phones; a person outside recorded numbers on a phone and marked voters in an app; past recording of numbers by the chair and deputy was also reported.
Comprehensive High School15Recording voters' numbersAn observer wrote down and recorded the serial number of every voter while the committee secretary read the numbers aloud, according to the report.
Comprehensive High School17Recording voters' numbersUse of an appA general irregularityAn observer wrote serial numbers on paper and on a phone; later it was claimed that a committee member entered a voter's ID number into an app.
Kotar Pais (community building)5Recording voters' numbersA woman outside the station asked arrivals for details and typed them into a phone; a serial number was mentioned by the reporter only as a conjecture.
Mashhad7Recording voters' numbers 5Use of an app 4A general irregularity 5
State School A5Recording voters' numbersA general irregularityMarking of voters' details on a phone, distribution of party ballots at the entrance, instructing voters, and replacement of a committee member apparently without a proper appointment letter were reported.
State School A7Recording voters' numbersUse of an appTwo committee members entered the details of those entering into a website on a phone; according to the reporter, one of them said this was an instruction from the Joint List.
State School A8Use of an appA general irregularityA deputy chair helped look up serial numbers using an app; attempts to vote or assist with irregular identification and apparently improper conduct by the staff were also reported. There is no explicit claim that he recorded numbers in the app for retention.
Comprehensive School3A general irregularityA supervisor switching to the role of committee deputy chair near the station's closing time, and a request to document this, were reported.
Comprehensive School6Recording voters' numbersUse of an appA general irregularityAccording to the report, a committee chair entered serial numbers into an app; escorting of voters and an attempt to vote with an ID whose photo did not match, according to the reporter, were also reported.
Comprehensive School9Recording voters' numbersUse of an appA general irregularityAccording to one report, serial numbers were read out and recorded in an app; discrepancies between the number of envelopes and voters, difficulties recording in the protocol and entry by an usher were also claimed.
Senior citizens' club4Recording voters' numbersAccording to the reports, a committee member and an observer coordinated the transfer of serial numbers and sent details following requests from outside the station.
Tamra4Recording voters' numbers 3Activity away from the registration table 2A general irregularity 3
Al-Bayan School6Recording voters' numbersA general irregularityRecording of voting data on notes and later on a phone was reported; it was also claimed that a committee chair went behind the screen with voters.
Al-Biruni School1Recording voters' numbersActivity away from the registration tableA general irregularityAccording to the report, a large table with lists of voters and their details, marking who had arrived, operated outside the station; a confrontation and threats following documentation were also reported.
Al-Bukhari Elementary School G37A general irregularityPeople with apparently mismatched IDs, interference with ballots, difficulties in the count and an observer touching envelopes were reported.
Al-Bayan Comprehensive School21Recording voters' numbersActivity away from the registration tableAn observer marked who had arrived on the voter list; according to the reports, a table with lists where voters were marked was set up outside. A duplicate report from the same reporter was merged.
Jatt3Recording voters' numbers 3A general irregularity 1
Al-Zahra School3Recording voters' numbersAccording to the report, a deputy chair marked the serial numbers of those who had voted and passed the information on.
Al-Zahra School14Recording voters' numbersAccording to the report, a representative wrote down serial numbers, updated people by phone and went out to pass on information. Writing on palms was also described at a nearby, unidentified station.
Ajyal Middle School12Recording voters' numbersA general irregularityCommittee members marked serial numbers and who had already voted on lists; voting assisted by a minor grandchild and a ballot brought in from outside were also reported.
Rahat3A general irregularity 3
Al-Zahra School7A general irregularityIt was claimed that the observer and the usher took information from lists on the names of those who had not yet voted in order to summon them. There is no explicit description of separate recording of numbers.
Al-Salam School40A general irregularityAccording to the report, committee members approved ballots brought in from outside during the count, despite the reporter's objection; this does not in itself prove the ballots were invalid.
Al-Bayan Al-Badr Elementary School12A general irregularityEscorted voting without adequate checks, a deputy chair looking through lists and allegedly going out to summon voters, and ballots brought in from outside were reported.
Kuseife2Recording voters' numbers 2Use of an app 2
Tel al-Malh School12Recording voters' numbersUse of an appAccording to the report, an observer opened an app for each voter and entered the voter's serial number; it was stated that the matter was recorded in the protocol.
Not specifiedNo identified stationRecording voters' numbersUse of an appAccording to the reporter, a committee chair recorded each voter's serial number in an app on a phone; no station number. Not to be automatically merged with station 12.
Sakhnin2A general irregularity 2
Elementary School C36A general irregularityAbout ten people entering and shouting at the staff were reported; later an attempt to identify with the father's ID was claimed. Both reports were copied again.
State School C33A general irregularityIt was claimed that ID checks were insufficient and that a woman tried to vote with an ID whose photo did not match. The report was duplicated in the chat.
Eilabun2Recording voters' numbers 2A general irregularity 1
Middle School4Recording voters' numbersPeople at the entrance documented who arrived based on IDs and serial numbers; passing of information to observers and to people who phoned voters was also claimed.
Not specified6Recording voters' numbersA general irregularityThe reporter described people holding lists and residents' IDs, alongside white-and-green envelopes that looked suspicious to him; the contents of the envelopes were not verified.
Abu Snan1Recording voters' numbers 1Use of an app 1
State School B14Recording voters' numbersUse of an appAccording to the report, a polling-committee member entered details of every voter into an app, saying it was to look up the voter serial number.
Umm al-Fahm1A general irregularity 1
Not specifiedNo identified stationA general irregularityA reporter said that during the count several votes were added to a particular list following a mismatch; no station name or number.
Bu'eine1Recording voters' numbers 1Use of an app 1A general irregularity 1
Al-Razi School11Recording voters' numbersUse of an appA general irregularityIt was reported that ID details were collected at the entrance and recorded on a website/app (its link to Ra'am was presented as a conjecture); it was also claimed that escorts were allowed in without adequate checks.
Bi'ina1A general irregularity 1
State Elementary School C08A general irregularityA person not belonging to the staff checked the serial number of everyone entering and repeatedly entered the polling room; a dispute over the appointment letter of a woman who entered was also reported. Recording of the numbers was not reported.
Judeide1Recording voters' numbers 1
Al-Nur School12Recording voters' numbersIt was claimed that a committee member and an observer collected voters' serial numbers and photographed them with a phone; according to the reporter, the incident was entered in the protocol.
Jaljulia1A general irregularity 1
Not specified3A general irregularityAccording to the report, committee members looked through voter lists to identify who had not yet voted and went out to call people. No separate recording of numbers was described.
Daburiyya1Recording voters' numbers 1
Not specified6Recording voters' numbersAn observer and a committee member recorded serial numbers on paper and later on phones; it was claimed that passing on information to summon voters was raised as an option.
Deir Hanna1Recording voters' numbers 1A general irregularity 1
State School B1Recording voters' numbersA general irregularityRecording of numbers and names on sheets, on hands and on phones was reported, as well as suspicions of use of other people's IDs, escorts without checks and irregular decisions during the count.
Zemer1Use of an app 1A general irregularity 1
Kindergarten, Ibtan neighborhood002Use of an appA general irregularityA person at the entrance looked up voters' details through an app; green-and-white envelopes and an offer of money made to the reporter in exchange for slipping in a ballot were also reported.
Hura1A general irregularity 1
Al-Ta'una School2A general irregularityThe reporter said he had heard about fuel cards being handed out to voters. The report does not present a direct observation of distribution at this station.
Tira1Recording voters' numbers 1Use of an app 1A general irregularity 1
Not specified28Recording voters' numbersUse of an appA general irregularityIt was claimed that an observer entered serial numbers into the "Elector" software; an escort photographing a vote behind the screen was also reported.
Kabul1A general irregularity 1
High School6A general irregularityTwo reports of alleged voting with other people's IDs and of two people going behind the screen without authorization.
Kafr Qara1A general irregularity 1
Al-Salam Middle School B11A general irregularityAccording to the reporter, he was prevented from photographing the results report on the grounds of an alleged legislative change. The report does not in itself prove the results were affected.
Lod1A general irregularity 1
Al-Razi School – 6 Exodus St.18.7A general irregularityThe reporter claimed to have seen green-and-white envelopes with money held by voters, and a party tent near the entrance; the contents and origin of the envelopes require independent verification.
Muqeible1A general irregularity 1
Muqeible Elementary School2A general irregularityA short report claimed a discrepancy of two extra votes during the count, without sufficient detail about the check.
Nazareth1Recording voters' numbers 1
Ibn Amer School73.2Recording voters' numbersAn observer recorded who came to vote on paper and later on a phone, and according to the reporter went out every quarter of an hour to pass on information. The report appeared twice.
Sulam1Recording voters' numbers 1Use of an app 1A general irregularity 1
Sulam Elementary School1Recording voters' numbersUse of an appA general irregularityAn usher at the entrance reported through an app who came in to vote; entry by an unauthorized person and a partisan call during the day were also reported.
Qalansawe1A general irregularity 1
Town-level report, no stationNo identified stationA general irregularityOnly hearsay testimony was given, according to which NIS 600 was handed out to families in their homes. No station details and no attached documentation.
Shefa-'Amr1A general irregularity 1
Not specified40A general irregularityAccording to the report, an unidentified person looked through the voter register to find out who had and had not voted and to pass the information to others. Recording of numbers was not reported.
Tarshiha (Ma'alot)1A general irregularity 1
Elementary school (name not specified)28A general irregularityAccording to the reporter, voters held white envelopes with a green-and-yellow logo; the report contains no evidence that they contained money or that an offense was committed.
Source
Reports that reached the investigation from witnesses at polling stations. Each reporter's details (name and phone number) are kept in the system and are not published.
Date
Election day, 27.10.2026
Verification status
Initial reports – not examined by the authorities

Hura, station 2

What it shows
Testimony that reached the investigation about suspected distribution of fuel cards and photographing of voters at station 2 in Al-Atauna school.

The full card

Source
Testimony that reached the investigation. The full name is withheld.
Date
3.11.2026
Verification status
Testimony – not examined by the authorities

Ra'am's app

What it shows
Questions about two apps, from store data and published reports. There is no evidence the apps were used to verify a vote in exchange for a reward.

The full card

Source
AppWinners charts, App Store pages, Calcalist and Israel Hayom.
Date
26–28.10.2026
Verification status
Verified public information · a link to payment was not documented – a police examination is required