Israeli election body says result stands even as Netanyahu claims the vote was 'stolen'
Israel's election authority says the deadlocked election result will not be undermined, even if claims of foreign interference prove true. Politician Benjamin Netanyahu has described the election as 'stolen'.
Israeli officials have said the result of the country's recent parliamentary election stands, even as politician Benjamin Netanyahu claims the vote was 'stolen'. Al Jazeera reported the development on 2 November.
The body overseeing the election says the outcome is deadlocked, but that it will not be undermined even if allegations of foreign interference are found to be true.
The source gives no further detail on what kind of interference is alleged, who is making the claim, or what the exact results are. It also does not say how the deadlock will affect the formation of a government.
