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Netanyahu alleges Arab parties stole Israel election
The Hindu·
With about 85.6 percent of votes counted after Israel's October 27 election, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu alleged Wednesday that Arab parties stole the vote through fraud and violence. Likud called for police and Shin Bet probes. Projections give Likud 26 seats and rival Yashar 21. Joint List chairman Yousef Jabareen said his alliance is ready to help oust Netanyahu.
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What It Means For You
- Israeli voters await coalition talks as Arab party seat projections could decide whether an anti-Netanyahu bloc forms.
- Netanyahu's Likud posted fraud allegations on X as counts continued.
- Hindu editorial projections put Likud at 26 seats and Yashar at 21 with neither bloc holding a majority.
What's Happening
- Netanyahu's Likud posted fraud allegations on X as counts continued.
- Hindu editorial projections put Likud at 26 seats and Yashar at 21 with neither bloc holding a majority.
- With 85.6 percent counted, Joint List projections around 12 seats and Ra'am around seven could sway coalition math, the editorial noted.
Coalition arithmetic after October 27
- With 85.6 percent counted, Joint List projections around 12 seats and Ra'am around seven could sway coalition math, the editorial noted.
- Netanyahu's Likud posted fraud allegations on X as counts continued.
- Hindu editorial projections put Likud at 26 seats and Yashar at 21 with neither bloc holding a majority.
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