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Israelis Abroad Return Home to Vote in Upcoming Election
What happened
Large numbers of Israeli citizens living abroad are traveling back to Israel to vote in an upcoming election. Many voters describe the election as highly significant for the country's future. Palestinian citizens of Israel are also mobilizing to vote.
Side by side
The New Yorker and The Guardian emphasize different voting blocs, with one calling the phenomenon "The Great Schlep" and describing it as "the most pivotal election in the country's history," while the other focuses on "high turnout among Israel's Palestinians" motivated by a desire to "unseat Netanyahu" and "topple the far-right ruling coalition."
- TNYThe Great SchlepThe New Yorker · Left
- GU‘The biggest motivation is fear’: High turnout among Israel’s Palestinians could unseat NetanyahuThe Guardian · Left
Newsweek frames the story around "Israelis Flying 6,000 Miles to Vote Against Netanyahu," explicitly identifying opposition to the prime minister as the reason voters are "crossing oceans and spending thousands."
- NWThe Israelis Flying 6,000 Miles to Vote Against NetanyahuNewsweek · Center
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