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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Israeli Envoys Abroad Begin Voting in Knesset Elections

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Israeli Envoys Abroad Begin Voting in Knesset Elections

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Israeli envoys and family members abroad started voting Thursday for the 26th Knesset elections, beginning in Wellington, New Zealand. Over 4,800 eligible voters will cast ballots at 99 missions globally, with voting concluding Friday on the U.S. West Coast. All ballots will be flown to Israel via diplomatic pouch for counting at the Knesset.

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  • Israeli envoys abroad began voting Thursday for the 26th Knesset elections.
  • Over 4,800 diplomats and family members will vote at 99 missions worldwide.
  • Voting commenced in Wellington, New Zealand, and will end in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
  • Ballots will be flown to Israel via diplomatic pouch for counting at the Knesset.
Israeli Envoys Abroad Begin Voting in Knesset Elections
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