How Israel Prepares for Possible Missile Attacks, Terror Threats on Election Day
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How Israel prepares for possible missile attacks, terror threats on Election Day
Amid security discussions taking place this week, the Central Elections Committee is preparing for the possibility that security threats could disrupt voting in the elections for the 26th Knesset, scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 27. The scenarios under consideration include missile attacks and terrorist attacks, with preparations aimed at ensuring that Israelis can cast their ballots […] The post How Israel prepares for possible missile attacks, ter…
Tens of thousands of Israeli soldiers are deployed in various parts of the country ahead of the parliamentary elections. The army is on high alert and air defenses have been strengthened, Israeli public broadcaster Kan reported, as quoted by DPA. The measures were taken despite security officials' assessment that the likelihood of missile attacks from Iran or Lebanon is low. The military is also planning exercises to respond to a surprise attack…
‘No specific intelligence,’ but forces are preparing for a range of scenarios to avoid a surprise attack, public broadcaster says
The Central Elections Committee has formulated an emergency procedure for the scenario of a missile attack on Election Day or during the vote count. The procedures include the use of special cloth to quickly fold ballots in the event of an alarm, mapping protected areas at all polling stations, and determining that only the chairman of the committee, Judge Noam Solberg, is authorized to order the suspension of voting in an emergency. The post Wi…
The Israeli army has raised its readiness level to the highest level ahead of the elections on October 27 and has deployed tens of thousands of soldiers to various parts of the country.
Occupied Jerusalem: The Israeli army, on Saturday, raised the state of readiness and deployed tens of thousands of troops in several areas, in anticipation of possible security developments, including the firing of rockets from Iran or Lebanon, three days before the planned Knesset elections next Tuesday, according to the Hebrew Broadcasting Corporation.
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