[Israeli police said there was no foreign interference in the Knesset election] November 11. According to Israeli media reports on November 10, a preliminary assessment report submitted by the police that day determined that the current intelligence on suspected foreign interference in Israel’s 26th Knesset election was not sufficient to constitute suspicion of election financing violations or crimes endangering national security. Previously, Israel’s General Security Service (Sin Bet) had accused external forces such as Qatar, Turkey and the Palestinian Authority of transferring funds to people associated with Israeli Arab parties to influence the election results. Caretaker Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has repeatedly claimed that foreign forces interfered in Israeli elections through huge sums of money and that the truth must be found out. The leader of the Israeli Integrity Party accused Netanyahu of being accustomed to dealing with reality by lying and creating chaos, aiming to discredit the legitimacy of the new parliament. (CCTV International News)