Israel Begins Overseas Parliamentary Elections Ahead of October 27 Vote

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, voting for the Knesset, the parliament of the Israeli regime, began on Thursday at the regime’s diplomatic missions outside the borders of the occupied Palestinian territories. This report is based on data published by the Mehr News Agency, citing the Anadolu Agency.

The event is taking place approximately two weeks before the main election day, which is scheduled for October 27. The Israeli media outlet Times of Israel reported that as voting commenced at the diplomatic missions of the occupiers of Jerusalem worldwide, the first votes for the 2026 elections of this child-killing regime were cast overnight.

The voting period for diplomatic staff stationed abroad and their family members will last approximately 30 hours, with each embassy opening its doors for voting during the local daytime hours. According to the outlet, 101 polling stations will be active across 99 diplomatic missions, enabling around 4,800 eligible voters to cast their ballots.