Israeli police have released two of three suspects in an alleged voter bribery case. The releases on Sunday seem to weaken accusations by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his Likud party that Arab-led parties stole last week’s parliamentary election. Likud hasn't provided evidence for these accusations. Police arrested three political activists before the polls opened allegedly with cash to bribe voters. Local media said that the court found no evidence to support the bribery allegations. Netanyahu's bloc lost its majority of parliamentary seats and he appears to be trying to block any opposition alliance with Arab parties. The election results are due to be certified on Wednesday.