Overseas Voting Begins for Israeli Knesset Elections
Summarized from Ynetnews by baba
Overseas voting for Israeli Knesset elections began Wednesday evening, with diplomats in New Zealand, Fiji, and Australia casting the first ballots. Over 4,800 eligible voters will participate at 99 diplomatic missions worldwide, with ballots to be flown to Israel for counting. President Isaac Herzog visited the Israeli Embassy in Baku to observe the start of voting, calling it a "celebration of democracy."
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Overseas voting for Israeli Knesset elections commenced Wednesday evening.
- Over 4,800 diplomats and representatives are eligible to vote at 99 missions.
- Ballots will be flown to Israel via diplomatic mail for counting.
- President Isaac Herzog observed the start of voting in Baku, Azerbaijan.
- Overseas voting concludes Friday morning at U.S. West Coast missions.
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