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One source reports on generic voting fraud claims, while others focus on the Israeli election, emphasizing claims of theft, political maneuvering, or kingmaker status.
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Different Spin. The left frames it as "Uncertainty in Israel After Election Results". The right frames it as "Netanyahu Claims Israeli Election Was 'Stolen by Arab Parties,' Hands Alleged Evidence to...".
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his ruling party claimed that Arab parties effectively tampered with the country’s elections. Although final results will not be available for...
Police have confirmed the two individuals made the unverified claims on social media.
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The unsubstantiated allegations attack an Arab electorate that took just 19 seats in the 120-seat parliament — a small minority of the total vote.
As of Oct. 28, Arab parties were projected to win 19 seats in Israel's 120-member Knesset—a potentially historic election turnout for Israel's Arab population.
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