Netanyahu accuses Arab voters of trying to influence elections and prepares to claim the election was rigged
Israel held its first election since the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack that killed over 1,200 people, with 77.7 percent of voters participating.
- The elections are the first since the October 7 massacre.
- Netanyahu defended forming a right-wing government without Arab or anti-Zionist parties.
- Benjamín Netanyahu requested waiting for the final count of Israeli elections.
- The Israeli Prime Minister denounced alleged election rigging attempts.
- The Israeli elections are highly polarized.
- Likud led with 27.8 percent of votes after 5.6 percent was counted.
- The Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, resulted in over 1,200 deaths in Israel.
- Voter participation reached 77.7 percent.
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