Gadi Eisenkot and Arab parties slam Netanyahu over allegations of foreign interference in elections

Jerusalem, Oct 30 (UNI) Israel's main opposition leader, Gadi Eisenkot, and leaders of Arab political parties have criticised Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over allegations of foreign interference in the election, after his coalition failed to secure a parliamentary majority. Netanyahu's Likud party accused Arab-led parties of "stealing" the election, while the Shin Bet security agency is investigating suspicions of illegal funding from Qatar and Turkey. Qatar has rejected the allegations, describing them as "ridiculous and dangerous" and accusing Israeli politicians of conducting a disinformation campaign against Doha. Final results showed that neither Netanyahu's bloc nor the wider Jewish opposition secured…