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Tibi Claims Netanyahu Camp Sought Arab Support While Publicly Attacking Them
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Joint List MK Ahmad Tibi revealed messages he claims show Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's camp sought help from Arab lawmakers while publicly denouncing cooperation with them. Tibi accused Netanyahu of hypocrisy, citing approaches from his associates and a minister asking for support against Gadi Eisenkot's bloc. Likud denied the claims as "a complete lie," while election officials confirmed no evidence of compromised results. Tibi attributed high Arab voter turnout to anger over government incitement.
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- MK Ahmad Tibi claims Netanyahu's camp sought Arab help while publicly attacking Arab parties.
- Tibi revealed messages allegedly from Netanyahu associate Natan Eshel showing private overtures.
- Netanyahu publicly accused Arab parties of election fraud and supporting terrorism.
- Likud denied Tibi's allegations, calling them "a complete lie."
- Election officials and the Attorney General found no evidence of compromised election results.
- Tibi cited government incitement and violence as reasons for increased Arab voter turnout.
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