Yesh Atid has filed a petition with Israel's High Court of Justice challenging the election of Michael Rabello as the new state comptroller, alleging that the voting process was corrupt. The petition claims that coalition members were pressured by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party to film their ballots, undermining the legal requirement for a secret vote. The High Court has scheduled a hearing on the matter for June 23. The petition highlights that during a pause in the voting process, Netanyahu allegedly intensified pressure on lawmakers to support his attorney's candidacy. Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana stated that while filming votes is illegal, MKs could choose to do so. This incident has raised significant concerns about the integrity of the election process, leading to a separate petition from the Movement for Quality Government, which argues that Rabello's appointment reflects a severe conflict of interest. The state comptroller's role is crucial for overseeing public administration and ensuring accountability within government bodies.