Qatar rejects 'absurd' Israeli election meddling claims

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

41% : Far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir called on Israel's domestic intelligence agency, Shin Bet, to arrest the leaders of Palestinian political parties over suspected links to Qatari funding.
39% : He stressed that Qatar had no interest in Israel's domestic political or electoral competition and would not accept being drawn into disputes between rival parties.
37% : Qatar categorically denied allegations that it interfered in Israel's parliamentary elections or financed efforts to influence the results, saying Israeli politicians were attempting to drag Doha into their domestic political disputes following Tuesday's inconclusive vote.
35% : Al-Ansari accused sections of Israel's political and media establishment of displaying an excessive obsession with Qatar that went beyond reason.
34% : Likud further alleged that the supposed interference amounted to an attack on Israeli democracy aimed at "Islamising Israel" and bringing down the government.
33% : Qatar has dismissed 'absurd' Israeli claims of election interference and rejected attempts to drag it into Israel's domestic political disputes.
33% : Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich also demanded that the party leaders be questioned, claiming that suspicions of electoral manipulation involving foreign Islamic funding represented a test for Israel.

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