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Center Owned by The Tribune TrustShin Bet alleges link of foreign funding in Israel polls, Change bloc calls agency ‘political tool’ of Netanyahu
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Israeli President Isaac Herzog on Wednesday accepted the certified parliamentary election results as legally binding and said he would begin consultations with party representatives to form a new government. In urging post‑election compromise, Herzog expressed “great respect” for Arabs. His acceptance dealt a blow to Prime Minister Netanyahu’s claim of vote fraud, after the election campaign in which Netanyahu accused Arab‑majority lists of electoral irregularities.
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Shin Bet told the panel that the money came from foreign countries and from actors with “concealed and even hostile interests,” and was intended to promote foreign influence.
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Shin Bet told the panel that the money came from foreign countries and from actors with “concealed and even hostile interests,” and was intended to promote foreign influence.
