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Voting under fire? How Israel plans to hold its October 27 election if missiles strike

5d ago ·  Source: Ynetnews 81Objectivity score81/100

Voting under fire? How Israel plans to hold its October 27 election if missiles strike

Israel's election authorities are preparing for missile attacks, air raid sirens and other security emergencies, with polling stations near shelters and plans to extend voting hours; postponing the national election would require the support of 80 lawmakers and proof that a fair vote cannot take place

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