Qatar denies allegations of interfering in Israeli elections
Israel's opposition party, Likud, accused Arab parties of stealing the election through fraud and violence. The Central Elections Commission launched an investigation into foreign interference, while Qatar denied involvement.
- Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party accused Arab parties of stealing the elections.
- The Israeli Central Elections Commission requested an investigation into foreign interference.
- Likud claimed to have evidence of corruption, threats, violence, fraud, and banned software use.
- Qatari foreign ministry spokesperson Majed Al Ansari stated accusations are ridiculous.
- The Arab parties have 19 seats, which is a record.
- Netanyahu's coalition lacks a majority.
- Al-Ansari accused certain Israeli politicians and media contacts of trying to involve Qatar in Israel's domestic political disputes.
Outlets: ABC Color, ANSA, Arab48, BBC Hindi, Cyprus Mail, Doha News, El Colombiano, El Universal (Mundo), Estadão, Franceinfo - Les Titres, La Vanguardia, Middle East Eye, NRK (siste nytt), Proto Thema English, Rzeczpospolita, The Hill, The Jerusalem Post, The New Arab, Times of Israel, ZN.UA, g1
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