The "Yashar" party led by Gadi Eisenkot has accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of trying to undermine confidence in the election results, writes The Times of Israel. The statement was made after Netanyahu and other Likud party representatives stated that the opposition is trying to "steal the elections" without presenting any evidence. "Netanyahu is panic-stricken, he started inventing stories and claiming that the elections are being stolen from him. It is not an accident. "He is already preparing the ground for disputing the results of the vote," Yashar's statement said. Netanyahu's statements, according to which his political opponents are trying to "steal the elections", became a reason for accusations. Earlier, the Prime Minister simultaneously warned about the active mobilization of Arab voters and accused the RAAM party representatives of trying to influence the outcome of the vote. "Yashar" called on supporters to ensure a convincing victory over "Likud" so that Netanyahu would not have grounds to challenge the results of the elections. "Today's advantage must be huge, such that it cannot be distorted," the party announced.