IDF deploys hundreds of polling stations ahead of Knesset elections
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In the midst of the Knesset election campaign, the IDF has deployed hundreds of polling stations across the country. According to a report on the Israel Defense website dated 25 October 2026, the polling stations are located at military bases, outposts, and even outside the country's borders and at sea.
The army explains that the deployment is carried out while preserving the secrecy of the vote. Every soldier can vote in privacy, without others being able to see his choice. In addition, the polling stations operate under operational readiness, meaning the forces are on alert, and the activity is coordinated with the needs of the various units.
It is important to note that the article was published as "sponsored content," so the information in it appears as it was provided in the original source, without independent verification. The article does not specify the exact number of polling stations, their specific locations, or the voting times for soldiers.
Soldiers' voting is part of the election process in Israel, and enables military personnel who are away from home to take part in the elections. However, to understand all the details, it is advisable to look for additional information from official sources, such as the Central Elections Committee, or from news sites that are not sponsored.
Sources: Israel Defense
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