Qatari Interference in Israel’s Elections Shin Bet Ordered to Probe Suspected Foreign Funding and Arab Vote-Buying

While Jews have no say in elections in Muslim countries, let alone a political role, almost a million Israel Arab voters voted for United List+Raam, whose leaders praise Hamas.It’s unsustainable. It is, in fact, a horror. This tolerance when applied to evil is evil.

With Arab parties projected to win 19 seats, the Joint List offers to help form a government without Netanyahu, even from outside the coalition; far-left radical Eisenkot’s bloc remains wary, while Likud challenges the legitimacy of Arab votes

Arab parties in Israel are projected to win at least 17 seats and could hold the deciding votes over who governs Israel, the only Jewish state.

Osama Saadi dedicates his election “victory” to Gaza, the ‘West Bank’, ‘occupied Jerusalem’ and Palestinian prisoners.

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Report: Huge Qatar scandal developing , apparently involving the funding of Arab vote in Israel’s election https://t.co/g4iVOciWNJ

— Mark R. Levin (@marklevinshow) October 29, 2026

Israel’s Shin Bet launches investigation into suspected Muslim Brotherhood funding to influence Arab voter turnout in Israeli elections.

An explosive foreign-interference scandal is now before Israel’s Shin Bet. According to the Israel Hayom report shown here, Central Elections Committee chairman Justice Noam Sohlberg ordered an investigation into suspected Qatari funding intended to boost Arab voter turnout, alongside allegations of unlawful influence and election bribery by hostile actors. If substantiated, this would mean foreign money was being used to manipulate Israel’s democratic process from within. The allegations remain under investigation, but the stakes are clear: who supplied the money, who received it?

Netanyahu’s right-wing and religious bloc is projected at 53 seats in the 120-seat Knesset, short of the 61 needed for a majority, while the opposition led by Gadi Eisenkot has 48. Arab-led parties like the Joint List and Ra’am secured a record 19 seats thanks to high turnout. Likud accuses them of fraud including vote-buying and foreign funding from Qatar and Turkey, prompting a Shin Bet probe ordered by Elections Committee Chairman Noam Solberg, as both sides now court the Arab parties for coalition support.

Likud message:

The Ra’amgate affair is an earthquake. They stole the elections in Israel!

The judge Solberg’s statements about the involvement of foreign entities that interfered and bribed voters in favor of the Arab parties are an unprecedented shock.

This is an attack on democracy whose purpose is to lead to a foreign takeover of the Knesset, the Islamization of Israel, and the overthrow of right-wing rule in order to lead to retreat and defeat of the IDF in all arenas – and primarily Iran.

After it was revealed that foreign entities tried to take over the Knesset, it is clear that no Zionist party should cooperate with Ra’am and the Joint List, replace the Knesset Speaker through votes bought for cash, and form a government that is dangerous to Israel.

We demand to act immediately and with all means available to the Shin Bet and the police to investigate these crimes.

Arab parties offer support but face silence
With Arab parties projected to win 19 seats, the Joint List offers to help form a government without Netanyahu, even from outside the coalition; Eisenkot’s bloc remains wary, while Likud challenges the legitimacy of Arab votes

Israel’s Arab parties, projected to win a combined 19 seats in the next Knesset, have offered to help replace Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government, even without joining a new coalition. But despite their potentially decisive role in breaking the political deadlock, opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot and key parties in his bloc have so far shown little willingness to embrace their support.

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The Joint List formally declared Wednesday evening that it was prepared to cooperate with the opposition to establish an alternative government, following an election in which an unusually high turnout among Arab voters significantly strengthened their parliamentary representation.

From Gaza to Lebanon, war-battered Netanyahu strongholds stand by him

למה אחמד טיבי ביקר בקטאר 4 ימים לפני הבחירות? pic.twitter.com/9mgYvw4svl

— Benjamin Netanyahu – בנימין נתניהו (@netanyahu) October 29, 2026

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