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Gadi Eisenkot says Likud and Benjamin Netanyahu are campaigning to delegitimize the election results and Central Elections Committee, calling it an attack on Israeli democracy.

First reported
2026-11-02 19:27 (2 d ago)
Last update
2026-11-03 00:48 (2 d ago)
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6 sources · 7 Reports

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  1. Amit Segal (Telegram) partisan 19:27 · 2 d ago
    Gadi Eisenkot says Likud and Benjamin Netanyahu are campaigning to delegitimize the election results and Central Elections Committee, calling it an attack on Israeli democracy.
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  2. وكالة الأناضول official 21:10 · 2 d ago
    Gadi Eisenkot accuses Benjamin Netanyahu and Likud of seeking to undermine the legitimacy of Knesset elections; Israel’s election committee chair says results will be released on schedule.
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  3. القدس العربي outlet 21:53 · 2 d ago
    Gadi Eisenkot says Benjamin Netanyahu and Likud are running a campaign to undermine the legitimacy of last Tuesday’s Knesset election results and the Central Elections Committee.
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  4. Anadolu Agency (EN) official 22:10 · 2 d ago
    Israel’s election committee chief Eisenkot accuses Netanyahu of seeking to discredit election results and says they will be published on schedule despite Likud’s request for an urgent meeting over alleged foreign interference.
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  5. Google News – Israel (EN) wire 22:13 · 2 d ago
    Gadi Eisenkot says Benjamin Netanyahu is trying to discredit election results.
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  6. وكالة الأناضول official 23:06 · 2 d ago
    Likud signals it may challenge Israel's election results; Eisenkot and Lapid accuse Netanyahu of seeking to delegitimize them, while Ben-Gvir calls for their certification to be frozen.
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  7. The Times of Israel outlet 00:48 · 2 d ago
    Likud seeks to delay certification of Israel's election results, citing an interference probe; the elections committee chair refuses, citing lack of authority, while Benjamin Netanyahu says he is open to a broad national government.
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