Election day was marked by a series of confrontations targeting opposition candidates and their associates. According to reports, a man was arrested in the vicinity of opposition figure Yair Golan while in possession of a knife, raising concerns regarding the safety of political figures.

Beyond the incident involving Golan, other opposition-aligned individuals reported physical and verbal abuse. Two activists associated with the Democratic camp were reportedly punched during the course of their duties. Additionally, the father of Itay Chen, a soldier killed in action, was subjected to verbal abuse by an individual. The harassment extended to the families of candidates as well; a Haredi candidate reported being accosted and stated that their children were targeted at their private residence.

While the reports confirm a pattern of hostility, the specific motivations behind each individual incident remain under investigation by local authorities. The incidents highlight a tense atmosphere surrounding the electoral process, with candidates from various opposition factions reporting that they or their staff were targeted throughout the day.