India, Oct. 30 -- With no clear winner in Israel's parliamentary elections, a new controversy emerged, as the opposition accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of trying to "delegitimize" the outcome by alleging foreign interference in high Arab voter turnout.
When final results were declared, both the ruling coalition, led by Netanyahu's right-wing Likud, and the Opposition "Change bloc," led by the new centrist Yashar party's Gadi Eisenkot, failed to reach majority.
After 66.3 percent of votes counted, Netanyahu's far-right and ultra-Orthodox bloc could win only 53 seats, and Likud emerged as the largest single party, with 27 seats.
The anti-Netanyahu bloc, consisting of left-wing, centrist and right-wing parties, managed to win 48 ...