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Likud Accuses National Unity Leader Eisenkot of Laundering Election Bribery
The Likud party fiercely criticized Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the National Unity Party, accusing him of attempting to legitimize election bribery and foreign interference. Likud claims Eisenkot is trying to enable a government with Arab parties, whose votes they allege were bought with foreign money.
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What happened
- 01Likud accused National Unity Party chairman Gadi Eisenkot of attempting to legitimize election bribery.
- 02The party claims Eisenkot seeks to enable a government with Arab parties using allegedly bribed votes.
- 03Eisenkot called for an immediate Shin Bet investigation into foreign interference in the 26th Knesset elections.
- 04Eisenkot accused Prime Minister Netanyahu of trying to delegitimize election results.
- 05The accusations follow suspicions of foreign involvement and bribery in the recent elections.
Eisenkot had previously called for a Shin Bet investigation into foreign involvement and accused Prime Minister Netanyahu of trying to delegitimize election results.
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