IDF Soldiers Begin Voting in Elections With Over 850 Ballot Stations Deployed
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
IDF soldiers and commanders have started voting in the elections, with over 850 military polling stations deployed across various operational sectors. These stations are located from the northern Hermon Mount to Eilat in the south, and among forces in Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza. The IDF aims to ensure confidential voting for all soldiers, even during combat operations, to facilitate a smooth election process.
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- Over 850 military polling stations have been deployed for IDF soldiers to vote.
- Voting is taking place across all operational sectors, including Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza.
- The IDF aims to ensure confidential voting for soldiers, even during combat.
- The IDF stated it will ensure the election process proceeds smoothly.
Israel Defense Forces (IDF) soldiers and commanders have begun casting their votes in the elections. In preparation, more than 850 military polling stations have been set up across all operational sectors, from the Hermon Mount in the north to Eilat in the south, as well as among forces operating in Lebanon, Syria, and the Gaza Strip.
The IDF's elections officer stated before the polls opened that the objective is to ensure every soldier can vote confidentially, even while engaged in combat and operational activities beyond the border. She added that as a state army, the IDF will do everything necessary to ensure the election process proceeds smoothly.
