Israeli election commission rejects Netanyahu's fraud allegations against Arab parties
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Israel's election commission on Wednesday rejected Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's claims of fraud by Arab-led parties following the October 27 election. The commission confirmed final results showing neither major bloc achieved a parliamentary majority, as President Herzog began talks on government formation. Election officials warned against undermining vote integrity, stating results are binding.
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Israel election commission rejects Netanyahu charges of fraud (opens Dawn in a new tab)
Israeli electoral authorities on Wednesday rejected allegations promoted by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of fraud by Arab parties, who could hold the key to removing him from power after a divisive vote. President Isaac Herzog will at noon (1000 GMT)…
Commission finds no fraud in Israeli election as results certified (opens ABC Australia in a new tab)
Benjamin Netanyahu has accused Arab-led parties of stealing the election in which neither major bloc earned a parliamentary majority.
Israel vote results confirmed as election commission rejects fraud claims (opens Al Jazeera in a new tab)
Netanyahu’s allies refused to back the result, as President Herzog began talks on who should form the next government
Israeli president receives official election results as committee rejects fraud allegations (opens The Express Tribune in a new tab)
Election chief warns against undermining vote integrity, says final results are 'binding on all of us'
Israel’s election commission rejects Netanyahu claims of voting fraud (opens The Guardian in a new tab)
Move comes after attorney general blocked Shin Bet call to interrogate politicians from Palestinian-led parties Israel’s election commission on Wednesday confirmed the final results of the 27 October vote that stripped Benjamin Netanyahu’s far-right coalition…
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