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Israeli Diplomats Vote Abroad Amidst Voter Hurdles
Israeli diplomats and state employees began voting abroad on Thursday at missions worldwide, with around 4,800 eligible to cast ballots overseas. Other Israeli citizens face travel and registration challenges if they need to return to Israel to vote.
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What happened
- 01Israeli diplomats and state employees began voting abroad on Thursday.
- 02About 4,800 state representatives and family members can vote from overseas missions.
- 03Other Israelis must return to the country to cast their ballots.
- 04Voters abroad have faced travel and registration hurdles.
The voting abroad is the first opportunity for Israelis to participate in the election.
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