Ben Gvir: We will petition against the election results – there was foreign interference

Otzma Yehudit chairman Itamar Ben Gvir announced he will file a petition against the election results and demand new elections, alleging foreign interference and foreign funding skewed the results. He spoke on the day of the Knesset swearing-in, thanked 320,000 voters, and reviewed his achievements in the National Security Ministry.

Otzma Yehudit chairman Itamar Ben Gvir announced that his party will file a petition against the election results and demand new elections, alleging improper interference by foreign countries and foreign funding skewed the results and prevented the formation of a right-wing government. Ben Gvir spoke at a press conference on the day of the Knesset swearing-in, thanked more than 320,000 voters, and emphasized that "we must not support a government that relies on Hamas supporters." He announced his intention to submit a bill requiring that anyone unable to declare loyalty to the State of Israel cannot take part in leading it. In addition, he reviewed his achievements in the National Security Ministry: changing conditions for terrorists in prisons, distributing weapons to civilians, action against illegal construction in the Negev, and opening emergency response teams. The article does not include any response or reference to Ben Gvir's version from other parties.