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Netanyahu’s party claims election 'stolen' as results show him losing majority

Jason Reed
Jason Reed
Jason Reed
Reporter · Braddock, PA

Jason Reed, with a background in sociology from West Virginia University, has dedicated the last 5 years to uncovering community stories in Pittsburgh. His work has appeared in various local outlets, where he exclusively reports on grassroots initiatives and social justice issues.

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Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 10:22 AM · 1 min read
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Netanyahu’s party claims election 'stolen' as results show him losing majority — Pittsburgh Community news

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his party have amplified unsubstantiated allegations that the country's election was "stolen" by Arab-led parties.

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