Netanyahu attacks Israel’s Arab parties as he falls short of majority

Author: aljazeera.comPublished on: October 30, 2026Country: Israel

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Netanyahu attacks Israel’s Arab parties as he falls short of majority

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Palestinian-Israeli parties of election fraud. The final vote count placed the parties in a strong position to help decide the next government. Netanyahu fell short of a majority.

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