Israeli police and the election commission have rejected claims by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party that Israeli Arab parties stole the elections. They stated that they currently have no evidence of election fraud in connection with the parties' strong result. ORF ↗
Likud also claims that money from Qatar and Turkey may have been used to mobilize Arab voters. The election committee therefore asked the security services to examine the serious allegations of possible foreign interference in the elections. The investigation concerns the origin of the funds and their possible use during the election campaign. Index.hu ↗
The Arab parties achieved a strong result after the elections and could become a decisive factor in forming a new government. According to media reports, opposition Jewish and Arab parties could negotiate cooperation that would threaten Netanyahu's hold on power. El Pais ↗
Netanyahu and his political camp have therefore stepped up their criticism of the Arab parties. However, the police have rejected the claims of stolen elections, and the electoral authorities have so far not presented any evidence confirming manipulation of the result. hnonline.sk ↗
US President Donald Trump has also become involved in the post-election developments, voicing his support for Netanyahu as leader and stating that he wants to help him complete his tasks regarding Iran. Negotiations between the parties and the results of the review of the alleged foreign interference will determine Israel's future direction. Independent ↗
Israeli Police Reject Likud's Claims of Stolen Elections
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Prezident USA
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Donald Trump
Prezident USA
29.09.2026
„Ich habe nichts angeboten"
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Prezident USA
03.09.2026
„leur monnaie ne vaut plus rien"
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Benjamin Netanjahu
Premiér Izraela
03.09.2026
„régime iranien se bat pour sa survie"
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Benjamin Netanjahu
Premiér Izraela
03.09.2026
„à portée de main"
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Trump says he will look at helping Netanyahu after Israeli prime minister claims election ‘stolen’
Independent
| 12:27 29.10.
Izraelská policie odmítla tvrzení o krádeži voleb arabskými stranami, píše ToI
ct24.ceskatelevize.cz
| 11:56 29.10.
Israel: Behörden sehen keine Beweise für Wahlbetrug
ORF
| 11:37 29.10.
Netanjahu tvrdí, že arabské strany ukradli voľby. Izraelská polícia jeho tvrdenia odmieta
hnonline.sk
| 13:16 29.10.
Netanjahu pártja szerint Katar és Törökország pénzelhette az arab szavazókat, vizsgálat indult az ügyben
Index.hu
| 12:34 29.10.
Izraelská polícia odporuje tvrdeniu strany Likud premiéra Benjamina Netanjahua, že strany izraelských Arabov ukradli voľby.
STVR (Minúta po minúte)
| 12:16 29.10.
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