🇮🇱 Netanyahu can't form a government, so he blames "radical Islam" and Qatar In his first public addr

🇮🇱 Netanyahu can't form a government, so he blames "radical Islam" and Qatar

In his first public address since losing his majority in last week's election, Netanyahu declared that "radical Islam" is tearing Europe apart and now threatens Israel "from within," through Arab parties he called "terror supporters."

He also renewed claims that foreign countries poured "enormous sums of money" into the vote, pointing to a Shin Bet probe ordered by elections chief Justice Noam Sohlberg. Israeli media say it focuses on alleged Qatari and Turkish funding for Arab voter turnout; Qatar calls it a disinformation campaign. The Shin Bet is led by David Zini, a Netanyahu appointee and loyalist, and has already asked to interrogate Ra'am leader Mansour Abbas and other Arab lawmakers.

But on the same day Netanyahu spoke, the Central Elections Committee certified the results, found no evidence of fraud, and stressed that the probe won't change the outcome.

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