Israel. Electoral Commission ratifies results and says that raising doubts is a "real danger" to democracy

The Central Election Commission of Israel confirmed the integrity of the recent legislative elections, dismissing allegations of fraud. Following thorough reviews, no irregularities were found that could compromise the election results. The commission's head, Noam Sohlberg, presented the certified results to President Isaac Herzog, despite dissent from far-right party representatives. Sohlberg warned that questioning the election's validity poses a real danger to democracy. He emphasized that even if unproven fraud claims in the Arab community were validated, they would not significantly impact the overall results. Herzog condemned racist remarks against the Arab community amid ongoing investigations.