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Israeli officials affirm elections will proceed as planned amid bribery case

Israeli officials confirmed that the elections will not be affected by a bribery case. Prime Minister Netanyahu has raised concerns about the vote's implications for opposition alliances, especially with Arab parties.

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Israeli officials confirmed that the elections will not be affected by a bribery case. Prime Minister Netanyahu has raised concerns about the vote's implications for opposition alliances, especially with Arab parties.

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Israeli officials say elections won't be undermined, and suspects in bribery case are freed

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Israeli officials affirm elections will proceed as planned amid bribery case