Israeli Expatriates Campaign for Voting Rights Ahead of National Elections

Israeli citizens living abroad who are classified as nonresidents under 'Code 51' are pushing for legislative changes to restore their voting rights. Advocates argue that stripping expatriates from voter registries undermines democratic participation despite their retained citizenship.

28 Aug, 19:32 — 28 Aug, 19:32

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Israeli citizens abroad push to gain voting rights for upcoming elections

Israelis whom the government classifies as nonresidents are assigned a designation known as "Code 51" and removed from the voter registry, even though they retain their citizenship.

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Israeli Expatriates Campaign for Voting Rights Ahead of National Elections

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Israeli citizens abroad push to gain voting rights for upcoming elections

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