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Likud Party Appeals Election Commission Over 'Fly & Vote' Initiative
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First reported by Haaretz · 2 hours ago
What happened
The Likud party has appealed to the Central Elections Committee to stop the 'Fly & Vote' project, which brings Israelis from abroad to vote. Likud claims the project offers financial incentives to voters supporting opposition parties, which they argue harms Israeli democracy.
- 01Likud appeals to stop 'Fly & Vote' initiative.
- 02Project aims to bring expatriate Israelis to vote.
- 03Likud alleges 'economic benefits' are offered.
- 04Party claims the initiative harms democracy.
- 05AID Coalition is asked for funding details.
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