Israel Election Result Row: What law says about re-elections if foreign funding and interference are proven

The Israel general election result has entered a new phase as an investigation into suspected foreign funding and election bribery raises questions about whether the vote could be challenged in court. On October 28, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party accused Arab parties of electoral irregularities, alleging that the election had been “stolen” and pledging to submit evidence to the relevant authorities. Likud called for an investigation into suspected foreign interference, while Net

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