Israel holds pivotal election amid deep divisions after three years of war
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Thousands of Israeli expatriates are returning to vote in a closely contested national election, triggering debate over their political impact. The outcome remains uncertain, and the expat vote could prove decisive in a tight race, potentially shifting the balance of power.
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Tens of thousands of Israeli expatriates are returning to Israel to participate in the October 27 national elections, a process restricted to those physically present in the country, excluding military, diplomats, and settlers. This influx underscores the perceived high stakes of the election, which will determine the future of Netanyahu's leadership. The potential impact of these expat votes on the tight race remains a key uncertainty.
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