Israel's election committee finds no fraud in Knesset vote

Israel's election committee has concluded that last week's Knesset election was conducted fairly and the results are valid, following an investigation into fraud allegations. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his allies had claimed Arab-Israeli parties "stole the election," possibly with foreign help. The committee reviewed all complaints and found no evidence of irregularities affecting the election's integrity or outcome. The Shin Bet security service is still conducting a separate probe into possible foreign interference. Netanyahu's coalition with far-right parties lost its parliamentary majority, while Arab-Israeli parties gained strength and may play decisive roles in coalition talks.