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The Joint Arab List accused Shin Bet chief David Zini of acting in Benjamin Netanyahu’s interests, saying that the request to investigate Arab leaders was part of a campaign targeting the legitimacy of the Arab community’s vote and its political representation. The accusation followed a report that Zini had requested investigations into Mansour Abbas, Ahmad Tibi, Sami Abu Shehadeh and another lawmaker. Abbas said that he and members of his list were ready to appear before law-enforcement authorities, and called for the will of voters to be respected. The two Arab lists won 19 seats in the October 27 election, compared with 53 for Netanyahu’s bloc and 48 for the four opposition parties.
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