Israel Election Committee Chair Orders Shin Bet Probe into Suspected Foreign Interference
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Central Elections Committee chair Justice Noam Sohlberg has ordered the Shin Bet to investigate "serious suspicions" of foreign interference, potentially involving Qatar funding to influence the Arab vote in Tuesday's election. Hebrew media reports suggest the Shin Bet provided the intelligence. Near-final results show Prime Minister Netanyahu's bloc winning 53 seats, with Arab parties securing a record 19. While coalition parties claim the election was "stolen," police previously stated election day had few irregularities. Opposition leaders are calling for a thorough probe but warn against political exploitation of the claims.
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- Justice Noam Sohlberg ordered the Shin Bet to investigate suspected foreign interference in Israel's election.
- Hebrew media reports suggest Qatar may have funded efforts to influence the Arab vote.
- Near-final results show Prime Minister Netanyahu's bloc winning 53 seats in the 120-seat Knesset.
- Arab parties achieved a record 19 seats, potentially making them kingmakers.
- Coalition parties claim the election was "stolen," while police previously reported few irregularities.
- Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot urged against using the probe to delay the new Knesset's swearing-in.
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