The left at the polling stations: The Democrats deployed thousands of activists across the country

The 'Democrats' party, led by Yair Golan, deployed 15,000 volunteers at over 1,500 polling stations on election day to monitor the integrity of the elections. A central command center and a hotline for reporting 'fake news' were established. Golan and other Knesset members voted this morning.

With the opening of polling stations this morning (Tuesday) at 7:00 AM, voting in the general elections in Israel began. Chairman of the 'Democrats' party, Maj. Gen. (res.) Yair Golan, voted at a polling station in Rosh HaAyin. The party reports deploying 15,000 volunteers at over 1,500 polling station sites across the country, aiming to monitor the integrity of the elections and prevent fraud. Additionally, a central command center was established in Ramat Gan to monitor activity at polling stations, along with a telephone hotline for reporting 'fake news' and illegal influence attempts. Other Knesset members from the list, including Naama Lazimi, Gilad Kariv, and Efrat Rayten, also voted this morning. The party called on the public to go out and vote.