IDF to deploy voting stations behind enemy lines in Lebanon, Syria, Gaza ahead of October election

The IDF will deploy voting stations in Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza to allow soldiers in combat zones to vote in the October 27 election, Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir announced. This initiative aims to "enable the right to vote while keeping the IDF out of political discourse."

• Political tours and lectures will be banned for IDF personnel.
• Commanders' statements will be monitored to prevent political discussions.
• Social media activity by soldiers will be regulated by a dedicated team.
• Special preparations are being made for reservists and sensitive commemorative days like the third anniversary of October 7.

Zamir emphasized the need to "strictly adhere to the laws and orders concerning them" for reservists and to "avoid innovations that could lead to undermining public trust in the IDF."