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Tens of thousands of Israeli expats expected to fly home to vote in critical election

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Tens of thousands of Israeli citizens living abroad are expected to fly home to participate in an upcoming critical election. According to the U.S.-based nonprofit AID Coalition, which focuses on strengthening Israel's democracy, these expatriates are returning to cast their ballots in person.

The influx of voters highlights the significant engagement of the diaspora in national politics during pivotal electoral cycles. Voting in Israeli elections generally requires in-person presence, prompting large-scale travel for citizens residing outside the country.

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PBS NewsHour Focuses on projections and data provided by a U.S.-based democracy nonprofit.
NPR World Reports on the active arrival of expats at the airport.
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