Israel says no fraud found in last week's vote
Summary
Israel's election commission says it found no fraud in last week's vote, rejecting claims by Benjamin Netanyahu and his supporters that Arab-led parties stole the election. President Isaac Herzog will now begin consultations to choose the candidate most likely to form a coalition government.
Key Points
- Israel's election commission said it found no evidence of fraud or irregularities in last week's election.
- The committee said complaints were examined individually and thoroughly, and the results accurately reflect voter choices.
- Benjamin Netanyahu had claimed Arab-led parties stole the election, possibly with foreign assistance.
- President Isaac Herzog will consult with parties before choosing who should try to form a coalition government.
