Israeli diplomats abroad set to kick off voting for 24th Knesset
On Wednesday night, 104 voting stations in 99 Israeli embassies and consulates across the globe open their doors to some 4,000 Israeli diplomats and representatives stationed abroad.
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On Wednesday night, 104 voting stations in 99 Israeli embassies and consulates across the globe open their doors to some 4,000 Israeli diplomats and representatives stationed abroad.
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