Qatar Denies Allegations of Interfering in Israeli Elections
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
Qatar has categorically denied allegations of interfering in Israel's parliamentary elections, calling claims of its involvement in fraud "absurd and dangerous." A Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesperson stated that such accusations are part of a disinformation campaign and that Doha is not involved in Israel's internal politics. Israel's Central Election Commission acting Director General also deemed claims of widespread fraud to be baseless.
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- Qatar denies allegations of interfering in Israeli parliamentary elections.
- Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesperson Majed al-Ansari called fraud claims "absurd and dangerous."
- Doha rejected accusations of funding efforts to influence the vote's outcome.
- Qatar denied bribing Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and other Israeli political figures.
- Israel's Central Election Commission acting Director General Din Livne found fraud claims baseless.
- Livne stated the election process followed the law with no known systematic violations.
Qatar has vehemently denied accusations of interfering in Israel's parliamentary elections, dismissing claims of Doha's involvement in potential fraud as "absurd and dangerous." A spokesperson for the Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Majed al-Ansari, stated that allegations of Qatar funding efforts to influence the vote's outcome are part of a disinformation campaign. Doha also rejected claims of bribing Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, left-wing political figures, and Arab voters.
Al-Ansari emphasized that Qatar has no connection to Israel's internal political struggles and does not intend to participate in disputes over election results. He urged Israeli politicians to focus on resolving their country's domestic issues rather than shifting responsibility to Doha.
Meanwhile, the acting Director General of the Central Election Commission of Israel, Din Livne, described claims of large-scale fraud as unfounded. According to Livne, the voting process adhered to the law, and he is unaware of any evidence of systematic violations.
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