Qatar Denies Election Interference, Cites Israeli Disinformation Campaign
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Qatar has denied interfering in Israeli elections, calling the accusations an Israeli disinformation campaign. The Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesperson stated this will not stop Doha's mediation efforts. The denial follows claims by Israeli politicians, including the Likud party, who have labeled the alleged interference a "terror attack on democracy." Preliminary election results show Ra'am gaining a mandate, with final results pending further vote counts and potential committee decisions.
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- Qatar denies interfering in Israeli elections, calling accusations an Israeli disinformation campaign.
- Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesperson Majed Al-Ansari stated the claims will not halt Doha's mediation.
- Israeli Likud party called alleged interference a "terror attack on democracy."
- Bezalel Smotrich demanded investigation of Arab party leaders; Itamar Ben-Gvir called for arrests.
- Ra'am party is projected to gain an additional mandate in the elections.
- Shin Bet investigation and election committee decisions could impact final results.
Qatar has vehemently denied allegations of interfering in Israeli elections or funding activities aimed at influencing their outcomes. A spokesperson for the Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Majed Al-Ansari, stated on social media platform X that these accusations are part of a disinformation campaign orchestrated by certain Israeli politicians and media outlets.
Al-Ansari asserted that these claims will not deter Doha from continuing its mediation efforts and its diplomatic and humanitarian activities. The denial comes amidst accusations from some Israeli political figures and media, with the Likud party labeling the alleged interference a "terror attack on democracy" following a letter from Judge Solberg to the head of the Shin Bet.
Further reactions from Israeli politicians include demands from Bezalel Smotrich to investigate the heads of Arab parties, and calls for arrests from Itamar Ben-Gvir. Avigdor Lieberman warned of a "dramatic and unprecedented event."
The article also touches upon preliminary election results, noting that Ra'am is projected to gain an additional mandate. Final results are expected after the counting of soldier votes and double envelopes, though significant deviations from current projections are not anticipated. However, a Shin Bet investigation and a decision by the Central Elections Committee could potentially alter the final outcome.
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