Israeli police rejected claims of election theft by Arab parties, ToI writes

Israeli police dispute Likud's claims that Arab parties stole the elections, stating there is no evidence to support these allegations. National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir called for the arrest of Arab party leaders, accusing them of accepting funds from Qatar. The elections held for the Knesset saw no majority for any bloc, with Likud securing 26 seats. The Central Election Committee also found no basis for the claims of election theft. Arab parties could play a crucial role in forming a new government due to the lack of a clear majority.