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Israel Prepares Voting for Hospitalized Patients and Medical Staff in Upcoming Elections
Israel's Ministry of Health will establish special polling stations in hospitals for tens of thousands of patients and medical staff to vote in the upcoming 26th Knesset elections. Patients will need valid identification and a hospitalization confirmation, while on-duty staff can vote at the hospital.
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- 01Tens of thousands of hospitalized patients in Israel can vote in the 26th Knesset elections.
- 02Special polling stations will be set up in various types of medical institutions.
- 03Patients need valid ID and a hospitalization confirmation to vote.
- 04Medical staff on duty can also vote at hospital polling stations.
- 05The Ministry of Health emphasized ensuring full voting accessibility.
The ministry stressed the importance of ensuring voting accessibility for all.
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