The most prominent developments in the elections in Israel so far: The election committee is close to finishing counting about 400,000 votes using double envelopes. Likud accuses the Arab lists of "stealing the elections" and calls for their leaders to be investigated and arrested, after they won 19 mandates. Qatar denies the allegations of meddling in the election, and observers believe that these allegations and the resulting investigations will not affect the results. The head of the joint list, Yosef Jabarin, said that his list is open to cooperation to overthrow the Netanyahu government and change its policies. The mayor of Arad talks about the injection of NIS 7 million for the previous elections as part of the allegations of electoral bribery in the Negev. MK Yitzhak Kreuzer warns of riots if Arab votes are disqualified, and calls on the public to "go out and arm themselves." Netanyahu and Smotrich meet to coordinate the next step, while Sara Netanyahu tells her husband's acting chief of staff on election day: "We are losing because of you."