Israel elections chief says inquiry into irregularities will not undermine result

The Israeli elections chief has stated that an ongoing inquiry into potential irregularities will not affect the outcome of the recent election. The investigation, launched by the Shin Bet security agency, is looking into allegations that the Arab Israeli party Raam received funding from Qatar. This inquiry does not seem to be casting doubt on the election's legitimacy, suggesting that the result will stand. The outcome of the investigation may still have implications for the party's reputation and future participation in Israeli politics.

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The inquiry into election irregularities is unlikely to change the outcome. The investigation is a routine procedure to ensure the integrity of the electoral process.

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