The Central Elections Committee says an audit of 9,069 polling stations found no evidence of electoral fraud, as Arab parties could hold the key to forming the next government.
Israel's election committee rejected Netanyahu's fraud allegations after auditing polling stations, confirming the results reflect voter intent. President Herzog will now decide which leader, Netanyahu or Gadi Eisenkot, gets the first opportunity to form a government.
The Central Elections Committee audited 9,069 polling stations and found no evidence of election integrity issues.
Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara stated she would not question individuals without evidence regarding alleged fraud.
Neither Netanyahu nor Gadi Eisenkot commands a majority, requiring coalition-building to form a government.
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Israel’s president Isaac Herzog is expected to officially receive the results of the Oct 27 election as he decides whether to give prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu or his rival, Gadi Eisenkot, the first chance to form a government. (EPA Images pic) JERUSALEM: Israeli electoral authorities on Wednesday rejected allegations promoted by prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu of fraud by Arab parties, who could hold the key to removing him from power after a divisive vote.
President Isaac Herzog will at noon officially receive the results of the October 27 election as he decides whether to give Netanyahu or his rival Gadi Eisenkot the first chance to form a government, with neither commanding enough votes alone.
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