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Full coverage· Politics· Updated

Palestinian Official Denies Israeli Election Interference Claims

Palestinian official Mohammed Dahlan and his movement have strongly denied Likud party accusations of attempting to interfere in Israeli elections and destabilize Prime Minister Netanyahu's government.

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What happened

  1. 01Mohammed Dahlan denies Israeli election interference claims by the Likud party.
  2. 02Dahlan's movement calls accusations 'ridiculous' and a diversion tactic.
  3. 03They state Gaza's future is not a bargaining chip in Israeli elections.
  4. 04The movement criticizes Netanyahu's use of the war for political gain.
  5. 05Likud alleges Dahlan seeks to control Gaza by replacing Netanyahu.

They claim the accusations are a diversion from government failures and that Gaza's future is not a political bargaining chip.

Translated and summarized by baba from Maariv, the latest report. Read Maariv’s original

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