
Il presidente israeliano Isaac Herzog ha definito le elezioni una festa per la democrazia durante una visita alla Commissione elettorale centrale, auspicando una giornata serena per il voto dei cittadini.
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Le elezioni in corso vedono i cittadini israeliani chiamati alle urne per esprimere il proprio voto.
Le elezioni sono "una festa per la democrazia che nessuno dovrebbe rovinare". Lo ha detto il presidente Isaac Herzog in visita al centro di controllo della Commissione elettorale centrale alla Knesset.
"Ci auguriamo che questa giornata trascorra serenamente, affinché i cittadini israeliani possano esprimere il proprio parere alle urne. È importante ricordare che, anche quando esprimiamo voti diversi, alla fine abbiamo un destino comune in questo Paese", ha aggiunto.

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