Israel's Electoral Commission concludes that there is no evidence of integrity violations

The Israeli Electoral Commission stated it found no evidence of fraud affecting the integrity of the recent legislative elections, contested by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's camp. After reviewing appeals from various parties and conducting thorough checks, the commission confirmed no irregularities were detected that could compromise the election results. This announcement comes just hours before the official results are published, which did not yield a majority. Netanyahu's lack of a majority complicates his ability to form a government, as he has no additional parties to negotiate with, aside from the far-right already in the coalition.