Liberman accuses Palestinian Authority of election meddling

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Yisrael Beytenu Chairman Avigdor Liberman, in his first public remarks since election night, accused the Palestinian Authority of interfering in the Knesset election. He claimed the PA sought to influence the Arab factions Ra'am and the Joint List, contributing to political radicalization. However, Liberman rejected allegations of a 'stolen election' or fraud, stating there is no need to review results. He also criticized Shin Bet director David Zini for aligning with the Likud party's narrative regarding election integrity. Liberman reiterated his refusal to join any government led by Benjamin Netanyahu, confirmed his support for Gadi Eisenkot as prime minister, and ruled out the formation of a minority government.