Gadi Eisenkot, Benjamin Netanyahu's main rival, urged that Israel protect the integrity of its election while preventing political actors from exploiting allegations to delay the next Knesset. Police have dismissed Likud's claim that the vote was stolen.
Eisenkot warns against using election interference claims to delay Knesset swearing-in
Gadi Eisenkot, Benjamin Netanyahu's main rival, urged that Israel protect the integrity of its election while preventing political actors from exploiting allegations to delay the next Knesset. Police have dismissed Likud's claim that the vote was stolen.
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