Israel is alleged to have interfered in Colombia's presidential election by altering server IP addresses and manipulating vote counts.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro has argued that Israel interfered in Colombia’s presidential election, citing irregularities in the vote-counting process and calling for a full audit and recount. Petro said that with preliminary results showing 49.3 percent support for Abelardo de la Espriella and 49 percent for Gustavo Bolívar Cepeda, no candidate can be declared the winner until the official scrutiny process is completed. The Colombian president pointed to changes in the national registry’s server IP addresses, arguing that they suggest the electoral software may have been compromised. #Israel #Palestine #Gaza

"Petro Says ISRAEL Hacked Colombia's Election President Gustavo Petro says the national registry's servers had their IP addresses changed mid-count, with results written in for polling stations by an outside hand. He names one culprit: the only state on earth he says is capable of it. ISRAEL The runoff: 1. Abelardo de la Espriella, far-right, Trump-endorsed lawyer 2. Iván Cepeda, leftist senator and President Gustavo Petro's chosen heir Petro, who backs Cepeda, says the pre-count sits at 49.3 for de la Espriella and 49 for Cepeda. A dead heat, no winner declared. He is handing the altered servers to the judges and demanding a full recount." #Colombia #Israel #GustavoPetro RT @ryanrozbiani