Israeli elections, Netanyahu, Doha funding allegations, Qatar strongly denies

 

Pressure on Netanyahu increased by alleged Qatari funding of Arab parties during the elections, Israeli government coalition

Baseless allegations cannot stop Qatar from mediation efforts and humanitarian work in the region, Foreign Ministry

         Jerusalem , Doha: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition has increased pressure on Arab parties during the elections by making unsubstantiated allegations of alleged Qatari funding. During this campaign, far-right politician National Security Minister Atmar Ben-Governor has also called for the arrest of Arab party leaders. 

         This pressure comes at a time when the chairman of the Central Elections Committee has ordered the Shin Bet to investigate suspicions of foreign funding, although a senior police official has called these claims of rigging baseless. Observers believe the campaign may be aimed at making it more difficult for the opposition to form an alliance with Arab parties. Far-right leader Atmar Ben-Governor said that if there is a legal justification, the Shin Bet should order the arrest of Arab leaders suspected of involvement in Qatari funding. 

        Similarly, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich wrote on X that “the Shin Bet should question the leaders of the Arab parties today. The State of Israel will not be allowed to be sold out to radical Islam with the money of terrorism.” The ruling Likud party called the matter the “Ramgate scandal,” claiming that “this is a political earthquake.” Israel's elections have been stolen!' Likud added that after these allegations, the opposition should not cooperate with the 'United Arab List' or 'Ram' to remove Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana. On the other hand, Qatar has strongly denied allegations of any interference in the recent Israeli elections or funding for activities that influence the election results. 

        According to a foreign news agency, Qatar has categorically rejected these allegations, saying that these allegations are being deliberately spread by some Israeli politicians and their affiliated media outlets. Such baseless allegations cannot prevent Qatar from advancing its ongoing mediation efforts and diplomatic and humanitarian work in the region.
Qatar, Funding, Allegation

 

Netanyahu's coalition fails to secure clear majority in Israeli elections, allegations of rigging

Tel Aviv: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party and its electoral alliance failed to secure the required majority to form a government, and the ruling party accused Arab parties of election rigging.

According to the Israeli newspaper The Times of Israel, Likud has claimed that the Arab parties committed serious crimes, including bribery, threats, violence, fraud and illegal software to mobilize voters.

According to the report, Arab-led parties, including Ra'am, have won a record number of votes in the elections and, according to initial estimates, are expected to win a total of 19 seats, the highest in parliamentary history.

These seats make it difficult for Netanyahu's political alliance and its Jewish opponents to secure a clear majority in parliament.

Netanyahu's Likud party has claimed to have hundreds of statements and other evidence related to the alleged fraud.

The ruling party has also made allegations of thousands of envelopes containing cash and ballot papers, intimidation of election workers, multiple voting and discrepancies between the number of voters and the records of ballot envelopes.

Likud has called for an immediate and comprehensive investigation by the police, the internal security agency and the Central Election Committee.

Meanwhile, an official from the Central Election Committee rejected claims of fraud in an interview with Channel 12.

Netanyahu's coalition fails, 

 

US attempts to revive peace talks, JD Vance writes letter to Iranian official

Washington: The Wall Street Journal has claimed that the US is trying to revive peace talks with Iran.
 

   According to the newspaper, US Vice President JD Vance has written a letter to the Secretary of the Iranian Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Rezaei. JD Vance wrote the letter on the instructions of the US President.

The aim of the letter is to restart stalled peace talks with Iran, while on the other hand, the US President is also threatening to start a war again.

There can be no talks on surrender, will confront Israeli aggression: Naeem Qassem

Hezbollah Secretary General Naeem Qassem has said that resistance continues in Lebanon and Hezbollah will confront Israeli aggression.

In a statement, Naeem Qassem said that there can be no talks on the issue of Hezbollah withdrawing its weapons or disarming it. 

Only Trump and Netanyahu know about renewed military action against Iran: US Ambassador
 

US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee has said that only US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu know whether there will be renewed military action against Iran.

Speaking to Newsmax TV, Mike Huckabee was asked whether the political uncertainty in Israel could lead to attacks on Iran?
To this, he said that the US and Israel will decide by keeping in mind the interests and security of their respective countries.

Mike Huckabee said that only two people in the world know whether there will be action against Iran or not and if so, when, and they are Donald Trump and Netanyahu.

The US ambassador said that the most worrying issue at the moment is the missile attacks by the Houthi on Saudi Arabia and other countries in the region. According to him, anything can happen regarding Iran, but the Houthis are constantly firing missiles towards the region, especially Saudi Arabia.

US Vice President JD Vance , Secretary of the Iranian Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Rezaei , Hezbollah Secretary General Naeem Qassem , US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee

 

 

 

 

Pakistan, Iran , Saudi Arabia and Turkey hold major meeting in Tehran

    The four countries agreed to continue talks for regional peace and security, promote mutual contacts, consultations, and increase cooperation in security matters.

   Tehran immediately implemented Field Marshal Asim Munir’s proposal to convene a four-nation meeting, Saudi Defense Minister and Turkish Intelligence Chief attended the meeting, discussed regional stability and promotion of mutual cooperation.

    Tehran , Islamabad: The first four-nation meeting of senior officials of Pakistan, Iran, Saudi Arabia and Turkey on regional peace and security was held in Tehran, in which it was agreed to strengthen cooperation between the four countries and continue talks for regional stability. According to a statement issued by Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, issues related to regional security, mutual contacts, and promotion of joint cooperation were discussed in the meeting. The meeting was hosted by Secretary General of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, General Mohsen Rezaei. The meeting was attended by Saudi Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman, Pakistan's Chief of Defense Forces and Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Sayed Asim Munir, and Turkey's National Intelligence Organization Chief Ibrahim Kalin. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi also attended the meeting.

       According to a statement by the Iranian Supreme National Security Council, representatives of the four regional countries agreed to continue talks and contacts to promote peace and security in the region and strengthen mutual cooperation. The meeting was described as an important step forward for joint consultations between the four countries on regional issues. The meeting emphasized that continuous communication and cooperation between the relevant countries is necessary to resolve regional problems and meet common security requirements. The participation of high-ranking officials from the four countries reflects the importance that important countries in the region are giving to diplomatic relations to discuss the regional situation and find opportunities for mutual understanding.

      The meeting in Tehran is also important in that senior officials from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey discussed regional security issues at the same forum with the Iranian leadership. The meeting agreed to advance cooperation between the four countries and continue negotiations on issues of common interest, but the statement did not provide details of any new agreement or final practical decision. According to Iranian officials, the main objective of the meeting is to promote consultations between regional countries and advance the possibilities of cooperation on security issues.
Through the meeting, the four countries reiterated their commitment to continue mutual contacts and negotiations for regional peace and stability. Overall, the first four-country meeting in Tehran has emerged as an important opportunity for direct consultations on regional security between Pakistan, Iran, Saudi Arabia and Turkey. The meeting’s declaration agreed to continue negotiations, while the practical results of this coordination in the future will depend on future consultations and the steps taken by the four countries.

 

 

Destroy Iran or make a deal, we have to choose one, Trump

 

The US has ruined the negotiation process, doctors, a complete cessation of fighting on all fronts in a ceasefire, Araqchi

Iran is not making any progress on its nuclear facilities, most of the nuclear facilities have been destroyed, conversation

 
      Washington, Tehran: US President Donald Trump has said that the US will have to choose between making a deal with Iran or taking decisive action. Speaking to Fox News, Donald Trump said that the question is whether to make a deal with Iran or to end it forever. He claimed that Iran is not making any major progress on its nuclear facilities and most of its nuclear facilities have been destroyed. The US president said that the US is constantly monitoring the activities in Pic X Mountain. We know what is happening at Jabal al-Fas in Iran. Donald Trump described former US President Barack Obama's nuclear deal with Iran as the worst. Talking about the Strait of Hormuz, Trump claimed that the US has complete control over it and more trade is now taking place through the Strait of Hormuz than before the war. The US President added that oil prices will drop sharply after the war is over.

        Iranian President Masoud Peshmerga has stressed a new effort to implement the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding. The Iranian President has held US President Trump responsible for the failure of the interim deal, saying that we were negotiating, and the Americans ruined everything. President Peshmerga has said that he believes that efforts should be made to complete this deal. On the other hand, US President Donald Trump says that an attack on Iran could happen tomorrow, and it is also possible that a major agreement could be reached. In response to a question about an attack on Iran, Donald Trump has said that he will not tell the time of any possible military action.

      Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi says that a ceasefire with the US requires a complete cessation of fighting on all fronts. This issue has been raised in all negotiations with the US mediated by Pakistan and Qatar. Abbas Araqchi said that if there is war and conflict in any part of the region, it is not possible for the region to be peaceful. He said that Iranian missiles destroyed dozens of US fighter jets on the ground, and any new military action against Iran will be responded to with full force.

         Iranian Parliament Speaker Baqir Qalibaf says that the Iranian nation will not be intimidated by the US nor will it bow to US military threats or pressure. He said that until the US changes its attitude, stops its bullying and threats, and fulfills its broken promises, US claims cannot be trusted. Baqir Qalibaf said that any violation of Iran’s territorial integrity will be met with an unimaginable response. The head of the Iranian parliament's National Security Commission. 

         Ebrahim Azizi, said that any action against Iran's national security and interests would have dangerous consequences. He said that the enemy would make a mistake and the occupied lands would be made uninhabitable when Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu said that it would not take even an hour to depopulate the occupied areas. Netanyahu had expressed his intentions to overthrow the Iranian government in recent days. According to the Iranian news agency, the Iranian military said that the Iranian air defense system shot down a US drone in the airspace of the Iranian city of Bandar Abbas. Iran's Revolutionary Guards have warned that any limited military action against the country will be responded to many times more severely and the armed forces are ready for any kind of action.

 
Trump, Masoud Paz Shekian, Abbas Araqchi, Baqir Qalibaf, Ebrahim Azizi