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Central Elections Committee chairman Judge Noam Solberg said that an investigation into suspected irregularities during the October 27 vote would not change the announced results, despite the seriousness of the reports and the fact that they are still being examined. Meanwhile, Polymarket is investigating suspicious bets placed by hundreds of newly created accounts before the polls closed. The bets predicted that Benjamin Netanyahu would remain in office and that Likud would come out on top. Some accounts made quick profits, and some withdrew more than $100,000, while regulators continue to trace the funds and accounts to determine whether insider information may have been used.
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