In Israel, up to 67,000 citizens are expected to arrive from around the world to vote in tomorrow’s elections. Most of them are believed to be opposed to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his...
Israelis are preparing to head to the polls on Tuesday (October 27). Unable to vote from abroad, tens of thousands of expatriate citizens have been flying in from across the world to cast their...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Neanyahu’s far-right, nationalist and ultra-orthodox coalition faces a tough test in the election.
Israel requires ballots to be cast in person. More than 60,000 voters are expected to make the trip.
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