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Israel's High Court Denies Expats Vote in Upcoming Election
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First reported by NEWSru Israel · 10 hours ago
What happened
Israel's High Court of Justice dismissed a petition from expatriate Israelis seeking to vote, citing procedural grounds including late filing and failure to exhaust appeals. The court did not rule on the validity of the "Code 51" classification that removed them from voter rolls.
- 01High Court dismisses expats' petition to vote due to procedural issues.
- 02Expats were removed from voter rolls via "Code 51" Interior Ministry classification.
- 03Court cited late filing and lack of statutory appeals as reasons for dismissal.
- 04Petitioners claim "Code 51" was imposed without their consent.
- 05Constitutional challenge to residency voting requirement deferred post-election.
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