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Lapid Dismisses Claims of Foreign Election Interference, Backs Knesset Swearing-In
Yair Lapid stated that allegations of foreign interference in the recent elections are insufficient to challenge the results or delay the Knesset's swearing-in. He based this assessment on briefings from the Central Election Commission and Shin Bet.
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- 01Yair Lapid found no grounds to challenge election results or delay Knesset swearing-in.
- 02Shin Bet investigation sources claim alleged foreign election interference was exaggerated.
- 03Opposition parties are considering Yair Lapid for Knesset Speaker, with a vote expected November 11.
- 04Gadi Eisenkot accused Netanyahu and Likud of attempting to overturn election results.
- 05Eisenkot vowed to oppose any delays to the new Knesset's swearing-in ceremony.
Meanwhile, opposition parties are considering candidates for Knesset Speaker, with a vote expected on November 11. Gadi Eisenkot accused Benjamin Netanyahu and Likud of trying to overturn election results and vowed to oppose any delays.
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