Qatar denies interference in Israeli elections, vows to continue mediation efforts

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44% : " His remarks came after the head of Israel's Central Elections Committee, Supreme Court Justice Noam Sohlberg, asked the Shin Bet domestic security agency to investigate suspicions of foreign funding intended to influence Tuesday's vote.
43% : "We categorically deny allegations that Qatar has interfered in Israeli elections or funded any activities intended to influence their outcome," Al-Ansari said on X. He referred to the repeated accusations against Doha, saying Israeli politicians had variously alleged Qatari influence over Netanyahu, the political left and now Arab voters: "If these claims were to be believed, Qatar would apparently own all of Israel.
39% : Al-Ansari said Qatar would continue working with regional and international partners to promote peace and stability, regardless of Israel's domestic political disputes.
37% : Qatar on Thursday rejected allegations it had funded activities to influence Israel's parliamentary elections, accusing Israeli politicians of attempting to draw Doha into domestic political disputes following a vote that left Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition short of a majority.

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