Voting Begins for 26th Knesset Elections at IDF Bases
Translated & summarized from Makan by baba
Voting for the 26th Knesset elections began Wednesday at IDF bases and military positions across Israel's fronts. The process will continue until election day, with around 850 military polling stations, including mobile units, set up. This ensures all service members, regular and reserve, can cast their votes from their posts.
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- Voting for the 26th Knesset elections started Wednesday at IDF bases nationwide.
- The voting will continue until election day to allow all service members to vote.
- Approximately 850 military polling stations will be operational during this period.
- A quarter of the military polling stations will be mobile to reach all personnel.
- The process covers all fronts, from the northern border to the Gaza Strip.
Voting for the 26th Knesset elections commenced on Wednesday at Israel Defense Forces (IDF) bases and military positions across all fronts, from Mount Hermon in the north to Eilat in the south, and from Lebanon and Syria to the Gaza Strip. The voting process will continue until the ballot boxes close on election day, accommodating operational needs and ensuring all service members can exercise their right to vote. Approximately 850 military polling stations are expected to operate during the voting period, with a quarter of them being mobile units. This initiative aims to reach all regular and reserve service members wherever they are performing their duties on various fronts.
