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Eisenkot: Netanyahu wants to question the legitimacy of the elections Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot accused Benjamin Netanyahu of a campaign to delegitimize the elections and vowed not to allow disruptions in the opening of the new Knesset parliament. According to the "Times of Israel" he said: "Not long ago I met with the head of the Shin Bet and the head of the Central Election Committee. They updated me on the situation. It is too early to know what happened and if it happened at all. "The relevant experts should be allowed to complete their research without any political interference." Referring to the accusations against Qatar, he added: "We need to investigate whether they tried to influence (the elections) and through whom they wanted to do so." - Link.

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Eisenkot: Netanyahu wants to question the legitimacy of the elections Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot accused Benjamin Netanyahu of a campaign to delegitimize the elections and vowed not to allow disruptions in the opening of the new Knesset parliament. According to the "Times of Israel" he said: "Not long ago I met with the head of the Shin Bet and the head of the Central Election Committee. They updated me on the situation. It is too early to know what happened and if it happened at all. "The relevant experts should be allowed to complete their research without any political interference." Referring to the accusations against Qatar, he added: "We need to investigate whether they tried to influence (the elections) and through whom they wanted to do so." - Link.

Eisenkot: Netanyahu wants to question the legitimacy of the elections Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot accused Benjamin Netanyahu of a campaign to delegitimize the elections and vowed not to allow disruptions in the opening of the new Knesset parliament. According to the "Times of Israel" he said: "Not long ago I met with the head of the Shin Bet and the head of the Central Election Committee. They updated me on the situation. It is too early to know what happened and if it happened at all. "The relevant experts should be allowed to complete their research without any political interference." Referring to the accusations against Qatar, he added: "We need to investigate whether they tried to influence (the elections) and through whom they wanted to do so." - Link.

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