Netanyahu votes in Jerusalem, urges Israelis to turn out in crucial election
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Israel's election commission denied a request by Netanyahu's Likud and two far-right parties to extend polling hours by one hour. Challenger Gadi Eisenkot suggests the move could be a pretext to undermine election legitimacy. The rejection is a procedural development in a tight election race, with implications for post-election disputes.
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Israel's Election Committee has rejected requests from Likud and two far-right parties to extend polling hours on election day. This decision, confirmed by multiple sources, is a procedural development in a tight election race, with potential implications for voter access and post-election disputes. Challenger Gadi Eisenkot claims the request could be a pretext to undermine election legitimacy.
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