Netanyahu's Likud party claims that the Arab parties "stole" the elections in Israel, according to them, they allegedly did so through fraud, bribery of voters, intimidation and violence. The Likud announced that it would hand over to the police, the Shin Bet services and the Central Election Commission hundreds of materials that they consider to be "evidence". After half of the votes were counted, Binyamin Netanyahu's Likud party had 20.6%, and Gadi Eisenkot's Ishar party had 16.8%. None of the two parties will receive the required majority in parliament - 61 seats. At the same time, Arab parties win a total of 17-19 mandates out of 120 in the Knesset - the exact number changes with the counting of votes. Earlier information surfaced that the Likud was shocked by the unprecedentedly high percentage of Israeli Arabs in the elections. Netanyahu, who realized that he lost, is trying to declare the elections fake.

Netanyahu's Likud party claims that the Arab parties "stole" the elections in Israel, according to them, they allegedly did so through fraud, bribery of voters, intimidation and violence. The Likud announced that it would hand over to the police, the Shin Bet services and the Central Election Commission hundreds of materials that they consider to be "evidence". After half of the votes were counted, Binyamin Netanyahu's Likud party had 20.6%, and Gadi Eisenkot's Ishar party had 16.8%. None of the two parties will receive the required majority in parliament - 61 seats. At the same time, Arab parties win a total of 17-19 mandates out of 120 in the Knesset - the exact number changes with the counting of votes. Earlier information surfaced that the Likud was shocked by the unprecedentedly high percentage of Israeli Arabs in the elections. Netanyahu, who realized that he lost, is trying to declare the elections fake.