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Netanyahu's Likud party alleges fraud by Arab parties in Israeli election

Likud says Arab parties committed criminal offenses to influence the vote, as preliminary results show no clear winner.

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Partial results show neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc nor the opposition led by Gadi Eisenkot has won a majority in the 120-seat Knesset.(source: Oct 28: Netanyahu's bloc leads Israel election but falls short of majority) Netanyahu's right-wing and religious bloc is projected to win 53-54 seats, the opposition bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot 47-49 seats, and Arab-led parties 17-19 seats, potentially holding the balance of power.(source: Oct 28: Netanyahu's bloc leads Israel election but falls short of majority) Netanyahu has rejected forming a government that relies on Arab-led parties, calling such an arrangement treasonous, while Eisenkot has left open the possibility of working with Arab parties under certain conditions.(source: Oct 28: Netanyahu's bloc leads Israel election but falls short of majority)

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  • Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party accused Arab political parties of stealing the election through voter fraud.
  • Likud alleged bribery, threats, violence, forgeries and the use of prohibited software to mobilize voters.
  • The party said it was referring the case to the police, the Shin Bet and the Central Elections Committee.
  • Likud said its evidence included hundreds of testimonies and thousands of envelopes with cash and Ra'am slips.
  • The allegations have not been independently verified, and Likud did not publicly release the evidence.
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Accuses Arab parties of stealing the election

The Daily Caller: ‘Bribery, Threats, Violence’: Netanyahu Accuses Arab Parties Of Stealing Israeli Election

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The Daily Caller reports that Netanyahu accused Arab parties of election fraud through bribery, threats and violence amid record Arab voter turnout.

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Says the election was stolen by Arab parties

Breitbart (Politics): Benjamin Netanyahu's Party Says Israeli Election Was ‘Stolen by Arab Parties’

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Breitbart reports that Likud said the election was stolen by Arab parties supporting terrorism and referred the case to police and Shin Bet.

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