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Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot and Arab party representatives accuse Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of undermining election results after his party claimed foreign interference. The controversy arose following Netanyahu's bloc losing its parliamentary majority, while Arab parties achieved a record number of seats. The final results show neither Netanyahu's nor Eisenkot's camp secured enough seats for a majority in the Knesset. The Likud party alleged that Arab parties 'stole' the elections and called for an investigation into foreign funding. Qatar denied these accusations, labeling them as ridiculous. Shin Bet clarified that the investigation does not target the entire Arab community, and there is no evidence of systematic electoral violations. Critics argue Netanyahu's attacks on Arab parties aim to prevent a coalition with Eisenkot, which is currently the only path for the opposition to gain power.