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Israeli Minister Slams Opposition Leader Over Election Integrity Concerns
Communications Minister Shlomo Karai criticized Yisrael Beiteinu Chairman Gadi Eisenkot for downplaying suspicions of foreign interference in Israeli elections. Karai alleged that foreign funds and bribery may have been used to purchase tens of thousands of votes, particularly in the Arab community.
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What happened
- 01Minister Shlomo Karai accused Gadi Eisenkot of ignoring foreign interference in Israeli elections.
- 02Karai claims foreign funds and bribery may have bought tens of thousands of votes.
- 03The "Ra'amgate" affair is cited as the context for the allegations.
- 04Karai warned of potentially improperly elected Knesset members.
- 05He called for a review of election results in suspicious polling stations.
He called for an investigation into election results where such suspicions exist, warning of potentially improperly elected Knesset members.
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