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Likud Party Questions Election Results Amid Foreign Funding Probe
The Likud party is refusing to recognize the preliminary Knesset election results until an investigation into alleged foreign funding is completed. Likud disputes the Central Elections Committee head's assertion that the probe won't affect the outcome, presenting calculations that suggest a different seat distribution.
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- 01Likud demands foreign funding probe conclusion before accepting Knesset election results.
- 02CEC head Noam Sohlberg stated the investigation will not affect the election outcome.
- 03Likud claims a redistribution of 4,612 votes could change election results.
- 04Final election results are scheduled for publication on November 4.
- 05Likud previously alleged widespread violations in Arab communities' polling stations.
The committee head confirmed final results will be published November 4, but Likud insists on a full review to ensure electoral integrity.
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