Netanyahu alleges foreign interference in Israel's election

tovima.gr (Greek) —

Outgoing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed serious suspicions of foreign interference in the country's elections, alleging that foreign states spent vast sums to influence the results. In a video message, Netanyahu accused opposition figures of being willing to cooperate with Arab parties to form a coalition, arguing such a government would fail against extremists and divide Israeli society. The claim comes as President Herzog urges political factions to compromise to form a government, following the recent election.


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