The main thing is that you vote: Every Israeli will be able to renew their ID card without an appointment

The Population and Immigration Authority and the Central Elections Committee announced a new arrangement: Starting today, every citizen can renew their ID card at any Population Administration office without a prior appointment, during regular operating hours. The move is intended to allow eligible voters who do not have a valid ID to vote in the upcoming elections.

The Population and Immigration Authority and the Central Elections Committee announced a joint step ahead of the elections: Starting today (Wednesday), every citizen can renew their ID card at any Population Administration office across the country, without the need to schedule an appointment in advance, during published operating hours. The decision was made during a meeting between the Director General of the Population Authority, Boaz Yosef, and the Acting Director General of the Elections Committee, Adv. Dean Libna. The directive aims to allow every eligible voter who does not have a valid ID to exercise their civic right and vote in the upcoming elections. The move removes a significant bureaucratic barrier for citizens whose ID has expired or been lost.

The main thing is that you vote: Every Israeli will be able to renew their ID card without an appointment