Netenyahu's Likud party alleges interference and fraud in Israel's election

Qatar has denied allegations of election interference in Israel, labeling them as unfounded. Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party claims foreign influence affected the election results, which show his bloc lacking a parliamentary majority. With around 90% of votes counted, Netanyahu's bloc is projected to secure 53 seats, while opposition parties gain ground. The Arab-led parties have seen significant voter turnout, raising their political influence. Netanyahu's accusations lack evidence, and the Arab Joint List has dismissed them as attempts to undermine their legitimacy. An investigation into foreign interference has been requested, but no specific wrongdoing has been established. The final election results will be certified by November 4, with potential implications for coalition formation and future elections.