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Benjamin Netanyahu’s accusations that Qatar influenced the Knesset elections have raised doubts about whether they are being used politically to undermine the results and sow confusion among the opposition. No evidence has been presented to prove interference in the results, and the parties allegedly involved have not been identified. A report by Amos Harel pointed to inconsistencies in the timing of the disclosure: Shin Bet chief David Zini praised the integrity of the elections just two days earlier, while the Justice Ministry had been informed of preliminary suspicions the previous week. The Central Elections Committee, meanwhile, said the vote had been conducted in accordance with the law. The report argues that amplifying the issue could obstruct closer ties between Arab and Jewish parties, preserve the political deadlock, or pave the way for new elections—an outcome Netanyahu believes would give him better prospects.
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