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Netanyahu's Likud accuses Arab parties of 'stealing' election without evidence

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Haaretz
“Netanyahu's Likud accuses Arab parties of 'stealing' election without evidence”

Likud urged the police and Shin Bet security service to investigate the allegations, after the Joint List and the UAL won a combined 19 seats. Likud accused the parties of 'supporting terrorism and the destruction of the Jewish state'

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The Jerusalem Post
“Netanyahu's Likud alleges Arab parties 'stole' Israeli election, demands investigation”

Likud announced that it would submit hundreds of testimonies and pieces of evidence to the Israel Police, Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency), and the Central Elections Committee.

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Renascença
“Netanyahu acusa partidos árabes de fraude eleitoral”

Benjamin Netanyahu acusou partidos árabes de terem manipulado os resultados eleitorais em Israel. Likud anunciou o envio de centenas de testemunhos e provas às autoridades.

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El Mundo
“El Likud de Netanyahu acusa a los partidos árabes de "robar las elecciones" en Israel y pide a la Policía investigar sus votos”

La formación derechista asegura haber presentado "cientos de testimonios y pruebas" ante la Comisión Electoral Central Leer

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RTP Notícias
“Partido de Netanyahu acusa formações árabes de sabotagem”

O Likud, partido do primeiro-ministro cessante israelita, Benjamin Netanyahu, acusou hoje os partidos de maioria árabe, prestes a conquistar um recorde de 17 assentos parlamentares, de terem "sabotado as eleições", após umas legislativas extremamente renhidas na terça-feira.

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El Universal
“Partido Likud, de Netanyahu, acusa a partidos árabes de "robar la elección"; pide investigar sus votos”

Jerusalén.- El Likud , partido liderado por Benjamin Netanyahu , exigió a la Policía israelí y al Shin Bet (el servicio de inteligencia interior) que investiguen posibles irregularidades en los colegios electorales de las comunidades árabes , a cuyos partidos acusó de "robar las elecciones " después de que la participación se disparase en esas localidades. "Las elecciones en el Estado de Israel han sido robadas por partidos árabes que apoyan el terrorismo y la destrucción del Estado judío. Esto…

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