Lieberman doesn't want to, Netanyahu can't and the Arabs are waiting - we'll do it together with Sergey Migdal ◾ Against the background of reports of foreign funding and accusations of bribing voters, Israel announced the results of counting 100% of the votes in the elections for the 26th Knesset held on October 27. As expected, a coalition deadlock developed: none of the political blocs managed to obtain the majority of 61 mandates needed to form a government. Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc received 53 mandates, and Eisenkot's bloc received 49. ◾ The only way out for them is a coalition with Arab parties, which achieved record results in these elections, and winning 19 mandates. This situation is unprecedented in Israel, where two million Arabs live. ◾ The Likud party accuses Arab parties of falsifying elections by bribing voters and refuses to cooperate with the United Arab List. She demands an immediate investigation of these facts by the intelligence services and the police. ◾ Israeli President Yitzhak Herzog expressed his support for the Arab population, and called on Israelis to avoid generalizations, accusations and stigmatization of the entire community. ◾ Israeli intelligence and counterterrorism analyst Sergey Migdal, in a conversation with rights.az, noted that forces not only in the Arab world were interested in Netanyahu's defeat. Continue reading here.