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But there is a legal issue here. There are about 300,000 votes added among the Arabs. This could have an impact; if all 300,000 really came from bribery, then we are getting close to the Filber sample range. >> If it is less, then it probably didn't affect the election results. You are talking about the election results between blocs. Now, if you look at precedents like Beit Shemesh, when elections were annulled. >> The court came and asked to what extent the bribery, the scope of the bribery or election fraud, affected the outcome. There could be an option of disqualifying certain ballot boxes. By the way, the one who experienced that back then was Gafni in '88, when ballot boxes were disqualified in Bnei Brak. Legally, there is a substantial question here, but there is also a public question, and here is what the Likud is trying to do with this story: disqualify Ra'am, even if they don't disqualify everyone, thank you.