Israel Election: 67,000 Expats Expected To Fly Home To Vote As Netanyahu Faces Tough Contest
By India Today
Tens of thousands of Israeli expatriates are flying back to Israel ahead of the October 27 election to cast their votes in person, driven by national regulations that strictly limit absentee and remote mail-in voting to diplomats and official emissaries. Grassroots initiatives estimate that up to 67,000 citizens…
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