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Israel election: unable to vote from abroad, expats have to fly home

Israel election: unable to vote from abroad, expats have to fly home

france24.com 26.10.2026 17:47 7 views
Israelis can’t vote from abroad, so tens of thousands of expats are expected to fly home for the election. At Tel Aviv airport, supporters of opposition figure Gadi Eisenkot are already waiting at arrivals. A “Fly and Vo

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Israel election: unable to vote from abroad, expats have to fly home Israelis can’t vote from abroad, so tens of thousands of expats are expected to fly home for the election. At Tel Aviv airport, supporters of opposition figure Gadi Eisenkot are already waiting at arrivals. A “Fly and Vote” initiative helps expats organise their trip, despite a failed petition from Netanyahu’s Likud party to restrict it.

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