Israeli Envoys Abroad Begin Voting in Knesset Elections
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Israeli envoys worldwide have begun voting in the Knesset elections. President Isaac Herzog called the elections a "celebration of democracy" and urged citizens to vote. He described the elections as crucial after a difficult period for Israel. Herzog also stated that elections are a democratic process, not a civil war.
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- Israeli envoys abroad have commenced voting in the Knesset elections.
- President Isaac Herzog visited the Israeli embassy in Azerbaijan to vote.
- Herzog called the elections a "celebration of democracy" in Israel and its embassies.
- He urged all citizens to exercise their right to vote and influence Israel's future.
- The President described the elections as very important after a difficult period for Israel.
- Herzog emphasized that elections are a democratic process, not a civil war.
Israel's envoys around the world have started casting their ballots in the Knesset elections. President Isaac Herzog visited the Israeli embassy in Azerbaijan, where he stated that "these elections are a celebration of democracy in Israel and its embassies abroad." He urged all citizens to exercise their right to vote and influence Israel's future, emphasizing that "these are very important elections after a rather difficult period for the State of Israel." Herzog stressed that elections are not a civil war but rather "our true process to influence our lives and determine the direction the country is heading."
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