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Israel's Central Election Commission Extends Voting in Hebron Due to Power Outage
Israel's Central Election Commission decided against extending national voting hours past 10 PM, citing high turnout and lack of grounds for extension, though voting in Hebron was extended to 10 PM due to a power outage.
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- 01Israel's Central Election Commission decided not to extend national voting hours past 10 PM.
- 02Voting hours in Hebron were extended to 10 PM due to a power outage.
- 03Coalition parties intensified voter mobilization efforts in the final hours of voting.
- 04Concerns were raised about high turnout in Arab communities and left-leaning areas.
- 05Prime Minister Netanyahu and Finance Minister Smotrich discussed mobilizing right-wing supporters.
Coalition parties intensified last-minute voter mobilization efforts amid concerns about turnout in certain areas. Prime Minister Netanyahu and Finance Minister Smotrich discussed strategies to rally right-wing support.
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