Golan calls on Netanyahu to recognize the election results The leader of the "Democrats" party, Yair Golan, called on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to officially recognize the election results, following the announcement by the head of the Central Election Commission that there is nothing that affects the validity of the results. On the other hand, the Likud party attacked the words of Judge Noam Solberg, considering that it is surprising that the suspicions of foreign funding were not affected before the end of the investigation, while noting that only 4,612 votes are enough to transfer a mandate from the "Ream" party to the right-wing camp, and demanded an urgent investigation of an urgent investigation of the elections. For his part, Solberg emphasized, in a joint statement with the head of the Shin Bet and the Attorney General, that the suspicions raised will not affect the validity of the elections, while he refuses to question the vote of the Arab community and sees the expanded participation as a positive and welcome matter.

Golan calls on Netanyahu to recognize the election results The leader of the "Democrats" party, Yair Golan, called on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to officially recognize the election results, following the announcement by the head of the Central Election Commission that there is nothing that affects the validity of the results. On the other hand, the Likud party attacked the words of Judge Noam Solberg, considering that it is surprising that the suspicions of foreign funding were not affected before the end of the investigation, while noting that only 4,612 votes are enough to transfer a mandate from the "Ream" party to the right-wing camp, and demanded an urgent investigation of an urgent investigation of the elections. For his part, Solberg emphasized, in a joint statement with the head of the Shin Bet and the Attorney General, that the suspicions raised will not affect the validity of the elections, while he refuses to question the vote of the Arab community and sees the expanded participation as a positive and welcome matter.