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IDF Prepares for October 27 Elections Amidst Ongoing Hostilities
The IDF is organizing voting for all eligible soldiers on October 27, including mobile polling stations and early voting for those in combat zones. Strict political restrictions are in place for active-duty personnel, while reservists have fewer limitations.
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- 01IDF will ensure all soldiers can vote in the October 27 elections, including those in combat zones.
- 02Mobile polling stations and early voting will be available for soldiers starting October 20.
- 03Active-duty soldiers face strict restrictions on expressing political views and social media activity.
- 04Identity will be verified with military or civilian documents, with special provisions for front-line troops.
- 05Ballot secrecy will be maintained using a two-envelope system, with counting handled by the Central Elections Committee.
- 06Soldiers will not receive a day off for the elections, and military operations will continue.
Soldiers will verify identity with military or civilian documents, and ballot secrecy will be maintained through a two-envelope system. Military operations will continue normally on election day, with no day off granted to soldiers.
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