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Netanyahu's party vented its anger on the Arab parties Hebrew media announced that Netanyahu lost 11 mandates from his parliamentary coalition despite winning over the opposition parties led by Gadi Eisenkot; While both parties failed to obtain the majority needed to form the Israeli cabinet, weeks of political conflict preceded this regime. The Likud party led by Netanyahu continued its campaign against Arab parties on Wednesday, accusing them of "stealing the elections" by committing "serious violations" including "bribery, threats, violence and vote rigging." The Likud asked the police, the Shin Bet and the central election committee of this regime to investigate these allegations; these actions take place following the elections held last Tuesday and were accompanied by an increase in the presence of Arab representatives in the statistical samples and in the initial results of the vote counting. - Link.

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Netanyahu's party vented its anger on the Arab parties Hebrew media announced that Netanyahu lost 11 mandates from his parliamentary coalition despite winning over the opposition parties led by Gadi Eisenkot; While both parties failed to obtain the majority needed to form the Israeli cabinet, weeks of political conflict preceded this regime. The Likud party led by Netanyahu continued its campaign against Arab parties on Wednesday, accusing them of "stealing the elections" by committing "serious violations" including "bribery, threats, violence and vote rigging." The Likud asked the police, the Shin Bet and the central election committee of this regime to investigate these allegations; these actions take place following the elections held last Tuesday and were accompanied by an increase in the presence of Arab representatives in the statistical samples and in the initial results of the vote counting. - Link.

Netanyahu's party vented its anger on the Arab parties Hebrew media announced that Netanyahu lost 11 mandates from his parliamentary coalition despite winning over the opposition parties led by Gadi Eisenkot; While both parties failed to obtain the majority needed to form the Israeli cabinet, weeks of political conflict preceded this regime. The Likud party led by Netanyahu continued its campaign against Arab parties on Wednesday, accusing them of "stealing the elections" by committing "serious violations" including "bribery, threats, violence and vote rigging." The Likud asked the police, the Shin Bet and the central election committee of this regime to investigate these allegations; these actions take place following the elections held last Tuesday and were accompanied by an increase in the presence of Arab representatives in the statistical samples and in the initial results of the vote counting. - Link.

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