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Israel Prepares Emergency Voting Procedures Amid Security Threats on Election Day
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First reported by Srugim · 2 hours ago
What happened
Israel's Central Elections Committee is implementing emergency procedures for missile attacks or alarms during voting and counting, including suspending voting, securing ballots, and enabling soldiers to vote remotely.
- 01Israel's Central Elections Committee prepares emergency protocols for missile attacks on election day.
- 02Voting will be immediately halted if a real alarm sounds during polling.
- 03Election supervisors will document events and seal voting materials in special envelopes.
- 04A separate emergency procedure applies to vote counting interruptions.
- 05Soldiers at the front can vote using identification via neck tags.
- 06Shin Bet chief warned of foreign interference attempts targeting the elections.
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