The Turkish Presidency’s Centre for Combating Disinformation has categorically denied allegations that Turkey interfered in the Israeli elections, describing them as part of a deliberate disinformation campaign aimed at manipulating public opinion.

In a statement issued in response to reports by international media outlets and posts on social media, the Turkish side rejected the allegations in their entirety.

“Claims appearing in certain international media outlets and social media platforms that ‘Turkey interfered in the Israeli elections’ are completely unfounded,” the statement said.

Türkiye’s Center for Countering Disinformation says claims that Ankara interfered in Israel’s election are "completely baseless" and part of a "deliberate and open disinformation campaign" https://t.co/iRnt6pg6Pm

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The statement described the reports as part of an organised effort to mislead the public, urging citizens not to regard them as credible.

“These claims are part of a deliberate and blatant disinformation campaign aimed at manipulating public opinion. We strongly urge the public not to give credence to such fake news and claims intended to mislead them,” it added.