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Israel Election Cliffhanger: Netanyahu Alleges ‘Ra’am Gate’ Fraud As Arab Parties Win 19 SeatsIsrael's parliamentary elections have ended in a political cliffhanger, with neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's alliance nor the opposition bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot securing the 61-seat majority required in the 120-member Knesset. With over 90 percent of the ballots counted, Netanyahu's bloc is projected to win 53 seats, while Arab-led parties secured a historic 19 seats. In response, Netanyahu and his Likud Party alleged widespread election fraud, branding the issue 'Ra'am Gate' and claiming foreign funds were deployed to mobilize Arab turnout. Following these complaints, the head of Israel's Central Election Committee directed internal intelligence agency Shin Bet to probe suspected foreign interference and illicit funding. Ground reports indicate that while around 100,000 security personnel monitored polling and found no initial evidence of widespread rigging, three individuals were arrested with cash. Meanwhile, Qatar rejected claims dragging its name into Israel's domestic politics as parties navigate post-poll negotiations.