Allegations said to include claims Qatar funded efforts to boost Arab voter turnout • Senior police official told Haaretz earlier that the claims so far are 'baseless' • Likud using letter to deter opposition from ousting Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana

The statement came as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other right-wing politicians alleged that Arab parties' record gains in the election were partly the result of voter fraud

Both Rep. Mike Lawler and Democrat Cait Conley are staunch supporters of Israel, but Jewish voters in New York's 17th District are divided over which party they trust to best protect their community

Police received fewer complaints of fraud than in previous elections, a senior official told Haaretz. The director general of the Elections Committee also dismissed the Likud's claim that Arab voters had "stolen" the election

Arab citizens' willingness to vote and negotiate makes the Jewish opposition's insistence on excluding them all the more difficult to defend

Israel's top election official asked to investigate foreign interference in Israel's election after Netanyahu and his coalition spread accusations that Qatari fraud and bribery led to an exceptionally high voter Arab turnout. Here's what led up to it

Jared Moskowitz and Republican Scott Singer are vying to prove their pro-Israel credentials in a heavily Jewish swing district. For some progressive Jews, backing the Democrat means swallowing their misgivings

Believing that Israel is trapped in a zero-sum game is a dangerous mistake. The test of the quality of our democracy will lie in the loser's ability to remain fully at home