Israeli diplomats vote in Nairobi as nation heads into tense election

Author: Kathryn OmwandhoPublished on: October 23, 2026Country: Israel

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Israeli diplomats vote in Nairobi as nation heads into tense election

Israeli diplomats in Nairobi cast their ballots on Thursday, twelve days before elections in Israel. The vote is taking place against the backdrop of an ongoing Middle East crisis and is expected to draw millions of Israeli voters.

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