Likud opposes vote plans for Israelis abroad
The Likud Party, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, has demanded the suspension of initiatives encouraging Israelis living abroad to return and vote in the upcoming legislative elections, filing a complaint with the Central Election Committee. The Israeli government considers these initiatives— which include offering discounted airline tickets and organizing transportation from airports— to be in violation of party funding laws and to constitute a form of electoral bribery. Meanwhile, opposition organizations argue that these efforts allow expatriates to participate in the voting process and help strengthen the opposition camp in response to the party's moves.
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