Israeli Polls Open Early for IDF Soldiers
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by News Editor
JTA – Israeli soldiers across the country began voting in Israel’s elections.
The first polling booth in all of Israel opened Sunday at the Kirya, the main army base in Tel Aviv. Soldiers and officers who will be unable to vote on Election Day on Tuesday due to operational activity began voting. Naval soldiers also voted Sunday.
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