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29.10.26 - 17:21
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Netanyahu′s Likud Accuses Qatar, Turkey Of Election Interference Aimed At ′Islamizing Israel′ (ZeroHedge)
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Netanyahu's Likud Accuses Qatar, Turkey Of Election Interference Aimed At 'Islamizing Israel'
Via The CradleIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Qatar and Turkey of financing the unprecedented success achieved by Palestinian-Israeli parties in the election this week, with his Likud party warning of an "Islamization of Israel" on Thursday.An election interference probe has reportedly concluded. "After it was revealed that foreign entities tried to take over the Knesset, it is clear that no Zionist party should cooperate with Raam and the Joint List, replace the Knesset speaker through votes bought for cash, and form a government that is dangerous to Israel," Likud said.
via Reuters
Attempts by Qatar and Turkiye to “influence” the vote are “an attack on democracy whose purpose is to lead to a foreign takeover of the Knesset, the Islamization of Israel, and the overthrow of right-wing rule in order to lead to retreat and defeat of the [Israeli army] in al...
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28.10.26 - 18:03
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Israel Faces Political Deadlock After Netanyahu′s Better Than Expected Comeback, Trump Hails ′Win′ (ZeroHedge)
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Israel Faces Political Deadlock After Netanyahu's Better Than Expected Comeback, Trump Hails 'Win'
At over 84% of the vote counted - or more than four million - both main rival parties have fallen short of achieving a majority in parliament and therefore a mandate to govern.However, by all accounts Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his Likud party has performed better than expected, despite huge turnout in Arab-Israeli districts among voters who want to see him gone. According to the latest of the vote tally via Israeli media: With 84% of ballots counted, pro-Netanyahu bloc at 54 seats, Eisenkot-led bloc at 49, Arab parties at 17. So it will be deadlocked, and whoever emerges as prime minister will likely have to seek alliances with the two Arab parties - a scenario already subject of wide pressure and denunciations. While there's not likely to be a prime minister anytime soon, the NY Times reports that "Some of Mr. Netanyahu's allies are floating the idea that he could...
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