Police received fewer complaints of fraud than in previous elections, a senior official told Haaretz. The director general of the Elections Committee also dismissed the Likud's claim that Arab voters had "stolen" the election

Allegations said to include claims Qatar funded efforts to boost Arab voter turnout • Senior police official told Haaretz earlier that the claims so far are 'baseless' • Likud using letter to deter opposition from ousting Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana

With 85 percent of votes counted, women and openly LGBTQ Israelis are set to see little change in representation, while Arab representation rises and fewer religious, Haredi and lawmakers of Ethiopian heritage are expected