Israel election chief says an inquiry into irregularities will not affect the election result
Israel's election commission found no fraud in the general election. The Central Elections Committee reviewed over 9,000 polling stations and found no irregularities. The opposition bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot secured 48 seats. Netanyahu had previously accused Arab parties of fraud.
- The Central Elections Committee found no evidence of irregularities undermining election integrity upon reviewing more than 9,000 polling stations.
- Israel's election commission found no evidence of fraud in the general election.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu previously accused Arab parties of election fraud.
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