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Arab Parties Deny Election Interference Amid Right-Wing Claims
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Israel's Arab parties, the Joint List and United Arab List, denied allegations of foreign interference and electoral misconduct on Thursday. The Joint List accused the right wing of trying to undermine the Arab vote's legitimacy, while the United Arab List welcomed an investigation. Qatar also denied involvement, calling the claims "ridiculous and dangerous."
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- Israel's Arab parties rejected allegations of foreign interference and electoral misconduct.
- The Joint List accused Likud-linked figures of trying to undermine the Arab vote.
- United Arab List chairman Mansour Abbas welcomed an investigation into the claims.
- Qatar denied interfering in the election, calling the allegations 'ridiculous and dangerous'.
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