Israeli electoral authorities on Wednesday rejected allegations promoted by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding fraud by Arab-majority parties in the October 27 election.
The Central Elections Committee stated that an audit of 9,069 polling stations confirmed the announced results accurately reflect voter will with no findings of compromised integrity.
President Isaac Herzog is set to receive the official election results and begin consultations, as neither Netanyahu nor rival Gadi Eisenkot holds the 61 seats needed for a majority.