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Netanyahu’s party claims election ‘stolen’ as results show him losing majority

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Netanyahu’s party claims election ‘stolen’ as results show him losing majority — Tokyo Sports news

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s party on Thursday amplified unsubstantiated allegations that Arab-led parties had “stolen” the election, potentially with foreign help, as final results showed his bloc had lost its majority in parliament. The opposition accused Netanyahu of demonising the Arab population after a historic showing by Arab-led parties in an attempt to delegitimise the election. If the rest of the opposition teams up with Arab parties, a rare and politically risky move,...

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