Israelis will vote tomorrow in a general election to determine the government, four years after the previous election. It will be the country's first on-time general election since 1988, with 37 parties and lists competing.
Voters in Israel will go to the polls tomorrow in a general election to determine the government. The election is taking place four years after the previous one.
For the first time since 1988, Israel’s general election will be held on schedule. A total of 37 parties and lists are competing in the vote.
About 7.3 million voters are expected to cast ballots at 18,000 polling stations set up across the country. Voting will take place at polling stations throughout Israel.
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