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Qatar denies 'ridiculous' accusations after Netanyahu casts doubt on validity of Arab vote

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“Qatar denies 'ridiculous' accusations after Netanyahu casts doubt on validity of Arab vote”

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his allies are casting doubt on the validity of record Arab-Israeli voter turnout during Tuesday’s polls, fuelled by the Central Elections Committee asking for reports of foreign interference to be investigated. Committee chairman Noam Sohlberg asked the Shin Bet security agency to look into “serious suspicions” of “hostile” foreign interference in the elections, including accusations of Qatari money funding Arab parties. The elections are considered by…

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