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Political science professor Amjad Shehab said Benjamin Netanyahu may try to stay in power by obstructing the Knesset’s swearing-in, scheduled for tomorrow, and casting doubt on the election results with allegations of fraud and bribery—even though he has no legal authority to halt the proceedings. According to Shehab, Netanyahu is banking on Gadi Eisenkot’s failure to form a government, which could lead to early elections, while the possibility of escalating protests and stirring up chaos remains. However, the chances of disrupting the swearing-in are limited by security preparations, and claims of foreign interference or influence by Arab parties have not, so far, been backed by convincing evidence before the election committee or the court.
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