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Netanyahu's bid to discredit Israel's election results is starting to unravel

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Allegations of Qatari interference, amplified by Shin Bet security service chief David Zini, are helping Likud obstruct its opponents. But the initial suspicions were far narrower than the version presented to the public

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Netanyahu's bid to discredit Israel's election results is starting to unravel. Allegations of Qatari interference, amplified by Shin Bet security service chief David Zini, are helping Likud obstruct its opponents. But the initial suspicions were far narrower than the version presented to the public Covered by 1 publications. Haaretz: Netanyahu's bid to discredit Israel's election results is starting to unravel.

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  1. Haaretz Israel Netanyahu's bid to discredit Israel's election results is starting to unravel Allegations of Qatari interference, amplified by Shin Bet security service chief David Zini, are helping Likud obstruct its opponents. But the initial suspicions were far narrower than the version presented to the public 18 h ago · Tier 2

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