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Ben Gvir Demands Arrest of Arab Party Leaders over ‘Stolen’ Election

Israel’s National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir has called for the arrest of Arab party leaders over alleged foreign funding in the recent election, claiming it was stolen. Source

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The Central Election Commission of Israel has adopted the results of last week's elections, The Times of Israel reports.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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Israel’s Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir, this Wednesday demanded the arrest of all the leaders of the country’s Arab parties, amid allegations of alleged foreign funding from the legislative elections of 27 October. The far-right leader, leader of Otzma Yehudit and ally of the prime minister [...] The entry Ben Gvir demands to arrest Arab leaders and questions elections in Israel was first published in The Journalist.

Israel's security minister, Itamar Ben Gvir, today demanded that the intelligence officer Shin Bet detain all leaders of the Arab parties for questioning due to alleged electoral irregularities. Ben Gvir stated that the leaders of the Israeli Arab parties are involved in an alleged case of foreign funding during the legislative elections held on Tuesday last week.

·Funchal, Portugal
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Israel's security minister, Itamar Ben Gvir, today demanded that Shin Bet arrest all leaders of the Arab parties for questioning due to alleged electoral irregularities.

·Portugal
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The Minister of National Security calls for the arrest of Arab party leaders and the stop to the certification of electoral results, after the information of the Shin Bet on interference operations that would involve thousands of people The refusal to recognize a defeat and the search for alleged plots to explain an unwelcome result now cross [...]

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