Israel | Police Denies Elections Were 'Stolen' by Arab Parties

✅ Good news — Flash Radio shares this positive update with you 'The election day proceeded with very few irregularities having compromised the integrity of the electoral process, even compared to previous elections', stated an Israeli police source to several local media outlets, dismissing allegations by the Likud party, led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, that the legislative elections had been 'stolen' by Arab parties. (The main elected representatives of Israeli Arab parties: the seven 'kingmakers'. Will Israel survive four more years under Netanyahu? ⏱️ 2 min read The facts and recent developments 'It should be noted that there is no evidence supporting these allegations, whether from investigations or intelligence sources', added the same source, according to the daily 'Times of Israel', citing Hebrew newspapers. Yesterday, Wednesday, October 28, 2026, the day after legislative elections that produced no clear majority, a Central Elections Committee official also rejected fraud allegations. The Netanyahu-led government bloc, a major loser in the elections, fell to 53 seats, far short of the 61 needed for an absolute majority, while the opposition coalition led by Gadi Eisenkot obtained 48 seats, and Arab parties retained 19, with the Israeli Arab community recording an unprecedented voter turnout. This is what emerges from partial results published by the Israeli Central Elections Committee, with 85.6% of ballots counted. 'The election day proceeded with very few irregularities having compromised the integrity of the electoral process, even compared to previous elections' 'It should be noted that there is no evidence supporting these allegations, whether from investigations or intelligence sources'