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How Israel prepares for possible missile attacks, terror threats on Election Day

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ישראל היום
“טילים או פיגועים: כך נערכת ועדת הבחירות לתרחישי קיצון בקלפיות”

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Israel Hayom
“How Israel prepares for possible missile attacks, terror threats on Election Day”

Amid security discussions taking place this week, the Central Elections Committee is preparing for the possibility that security threats could disrupt voting in the elections for the 26th Knesset, scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 27. The scenarios under consideration include missile attacks and terrorist attacks, with preparations aimed at ensuring that Israelis can cast their ballots […] The post How Israel prepares for possible missile attacks, terror threats on Election Day appeared first on…

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