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67,000 Israelis Abroad Plan to Return for Knesset Elections
Around 67,000 eligible Israeli voters living abroad plan to return to Israel for the upcoming Knesset elections, according to a Fly&Vote project study. This figure represents a significant increase from previous elections, with most expatriate voters residing in North America and Europe.
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- 0167,000 eligible Israeli voters abroad plan to return for upcoming Knesset elections.
- 02A Fly&Vote project study indicates 79.6% of expatriate respondents intend to vote in Israel.
- 03This participation rate is significantly higher than the 14% who returned for the 2022 elections.
- 04Most expatriate voters are located in the United States (48%) and European countries (37%).
- 05The Fly&Vote initiative reportedly influenced 70% of respondents' decision to return and vote.
- 06The online survey involved approximately 23,000 anonymous participants between October 12-21, 2026.
The Fly&Vote initiative reportedly influenced the decision of 70% of respondents to return and vote.
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