Israel's internal security service, Shin Bet, said on Oct. 29 that interference in the country's polls on Oct. 27 was "limited," and election officials refuted right-wing accusations that outside powers, like Qatar, had manipulated the election to spur higher Arab turnout. Meanwhile, opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot vowed he would not allow such accusations to derail the seating of the next Knesset, which is due to vote for a new government once election results are formally published.