Israeli elections

Israel's Shin Bet and law enforcement officials are trading accusations of obstruction as an investigation into suspected foreign interference in the Knesset elections continues.

Israel's Central Elections Committee approved the official results of the 26th Knesset elections after reviewing more than 9,000 ballot boxes, despite concerns raised by Likud.

Likud is calling for Arab Knesset members and their aides to be questioned amid an investigation into alleged foreign interference in Israel's elections.

Following Israel's elections, Herzog will meet representatives of the newly elected Knesset parties as Netanyahu and Eisenkot seek support to form a coalition.

Bardugo accuses senior Shin Bet officials of hindering Israel's election investigation and questions assurances that the results remain valid.

President Isaac Herzog invites Knesset factions for coalition consultations, urging party leaders to compromise and prevent another Israeli election.

Yaakov Bardugo alleges widespread election fraud involving Arab parties and warns against legal officials interfering in the investigation.

Israeli political parties demand answers as the Shin Bet reportedly investigates allegations of foreign interference and vote-buying in Israel's elections. Likud, Shas, and other political leaders call for a thorough investigation into the suspected involvement of foreign funding.

Likud claims Arab parties manipulated Israel’s election results through bribery, threats, and other alleged offenses, demanding an immediate investigation.

Trump says he will consider helping establish a national unity government led by Netanyahu after publicly backing him throughout Israel’s election campaign.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declares Likud Israel’s largest party, highlights military achievements against Iran and its allies, and warns against forming a coalition dependent on Arab parties

Exit polls for Israel’s 26th Knesset elections show Netanyahu’s Likud emerging as the largest party, but neither political bloc reaches the 61-seat majority needed to form a government

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Trump says he will likely support Netanyahu in Israeli elections but wants to review all candidates first.