'They're Trying to Steal the Election': Netanyahu Attacks Arab Parties
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In Israel's parliamentary election, participation has been at the highest level since 1977. Prime Minister Netanyahu accuses Arab parties of electoral fraud – the election commission contradicts.
Benjamin Netanyahu has launched a scathing attack on Arab parties, accusing them of attempting to “rigg” the elections in Israel. Mr. Netanyahu said: “We cannot leave this battle in the hands of the left and the Arab parties that want to end the Jewish state.” He also called on voters to abandon their entertainment activities and come to the polls to support his party, the Likud. Reports of vote-buying at polling stations As reported by Israeli …
In elections that can define his political future, the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, called for a record of past electoral campaigns and stated that Arab voters are going to the polls en masse, and that they are trying to steal the vote. Research shows that the prime minister, the longest in the country's history, must have problems to stay in power, and the Arab parties must play a decisive role in the formation of a new governm…
Netanyahu: "They're trying to steal the election from us"
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu used his election-day appearance to issue an "emergency call" to Likud voters, claiming opponents are trying to steal the vote.He pointed to the overnight arrest of three Bedouin men in the Negev, whom...
Benjamin Netanyahu, calling on the Israelis to vote, accused the Israeli Arab opponents of trying "to steal the election" saying that "three senior leaders" would have been arrested.
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