Arab parties in Israel have rejected accusations of foreign funding and accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of trying to scare the opposition against dealing with Israeli Arab politicians.

The party said in a statement that the election was “stolen by Arab parties who support terrorism and the annihilation of the Jewish state”.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc on Thursday piled pressure on Arab-Israeli leaders over unproven accusations of foreign funding, in a push to neuter parties that could hold the key to forming...

Likud accused Arab parties of election fraud, citing bribery, violence and forged votes, and said evidence was submitted to police, Shin Bet and election officials.

Jerusalem: Around 300 individuals have assembled to protest at Paris Square in Jerusalem, Mesila Park in Tel Aviv and UNESCO Square in Haifa, advocating

Netanyahu intensified allegations of election fraud by Arab-led parties, describing suspected foreign interference as an “earthquake."