Israeli diplomats vote in Nairobi ahead of parliamentary elections
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Capital FM
Israeli diplomats based in Nairobi voted early at the Israeli Embassy ahead of the parliamentary elections scheduled for 27 October. The poll will renew the Knesset’s 120 seats and allow parties to negotiate a government coalition, Ambassador Gideon Behar told Capital FM.
Israeli diplomats stationed in Nairobi voted early on Thursday 15 October, ahead of Israel’s parliamentary elections scheduled for 27 October, Capital FM reports. The vote, held at the Israeli Embassy in Kenya, allows Israeli nationals serving abroad to take part in the election.
Israeli Ambassador Gideon Behar said the elections would determine the composition of the Knesset, Israel’s parliament, which has 120 members. The parties will then negotiate the formation of a government coalition and choose a prime minister.
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