Netanyahu steps up election fraud claims, rules out cooperation with Arab parties

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : In a social media post, the 66-year-old leader of the Yashar party said Israel must protect the integrity of its elections and thoroughly investigate every complaint, while cautioning against political actors exploiting the situation to influence the timing of the inauguration of the 26th Knesset.
44% : The Arab-led parties primarily represent Palestinian citizens of Israel, who account for about a fifth of the country's population.
38% : He said no Zionist party should cooperate with Ra'am or the Joint List, alleging that votes had been bought with cash to facilitate a change in the Knesset leadership and the formation of a government that would pose a danger to Israel. Zionist parties refer to those that support Zionism, a national movement that supports the self-determination of the Jewish people and the establishment and existence of a sovereign Jewish state in Israel.
35% : The allegations come amid an inconclusive election in which neither Netanyahu's bloc nor the opposition camp led by former military chief Gadi Eisenkot secured a majority in the Knesset, Israel's Parliament.
34% : They stole the elections in Israel!"
31% : Netanyahu has claimed that the alleged interference was aimed at securing a foreign takeover of Israel's parliament, promoting the "Islamisation of Israel" and ending right-wing rule.

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