Qatar has rejected the allegations, calling it a disinformation campaign.Odeh said that Israeli right-wing circles have described “the historic turnout of Palestinian Israelis as electoral terrorism, equating it to the October 7th attack”, when Hamas-led fighters stormed southern Israel, killing more than 1,200 people and taking hundreds captive.“Palestinian-Israeli votes and voices” are under attack because they have a “prominent position” in deciding whether Eisenkot can form a government, she added.A protester dressed as US President Donald Trump and holding a puppet depicting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu takes part in a demonstration in Tel Aviv on October 31, 2026, calling for the formation of a Jewish-Arab coalition government following Israel’s general elections [AFP]