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Benjamin Netanyahu raised suspicions that foreign countries had spent money to influence Israel’s elections, without naming the countries or providing details. The Central Elections Committee, meanwhile, said it had found no violations that affected the integrity of the vote or altered the results. Its review covered the records of 9,069 polling stations. The official results were then submitted to President Isaac Herzog, who began consultations with the parties on forming a government. Likud finished first with 27 of the 120 seats, followed by the Yashar party with 21, while neither bloc secured a clear majority.
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