Jerusalem, Oct. 27 -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday issued a frantic alarm to the electorate, labelling election day an "emergency call" for Likud voters, claiming that the left is attempting to "steal the election from us."

Addressing his supporters through a video message posted on X, Netanyahu called on voters to flood the polling stations and not stay at home.

"My brothers and sisters, vote Likud. This is a state of emergency, because they are trying to steal the election from us. This morning, the police announced a serious and exceptional matter: three of the Likud's senior campaign financial officers were caught with envelopes of cash in the south. This is criminal. They will reach everyone. Consider yourse...