Likud sows doubt about election results, Eisenkot warns of Netanyahu's 'illegal influence campaign'

Likud, led by Netanyahu, questions the legitimacy of the recent election results, claiming Arab parties stole votes. Gadi Eisenkot warns of an illegal influence campaign by Netanyahu. Despite Likud winning 27 seats, the Arab parties Ra’am and the Joint List gained significant representation, complicating coalition-building. Allegations of vote-buying and foreign interference from Qatar are being investigated, but the electoral commission found no evidence of systematic fraud. Eisenkot emphasizes the need to investigate foreign meddling while condemning Netanyahu's attempts to undermine the election results as unacceptable.