After election chief says vote valid, Likud seeks probe briefing before results
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The election committee chief said Sunday that the election was conducted properly amid suspicions of foreign interference. The Likud rejected the claim, saying 'a dark cloud' hangs over the results
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After election chief says vote valid, Likud seeks probe briefing before results. The election committee chief said Sunday that the election was conducted properly amid suspicions of foreign interference. The Likud rejected the claim, saying 'a dark cloud' hangs over the results Covered by 1 publications. Haaretz: After election chief says vote valid, Likud seeks probe briefing before results.
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- Haaretz Israel After election chief says vote valid, Likud seeks probe briefing before results The election committee chief said Sunday that the election was conducted properly amid suspicions of foreign interference. The Likud rejected the claim, saying 'a dark cloud' hangs over the results 3 h ago · Tier 2
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