Israel election could hinge on expat voters as blocs face deadlock

It is described as the most important election in Israel’s history – one that tens of thousands of Israelis living abroad are expected to travel home to vote in. Many feel this is when the country’s future will be decided and that too much is at stake, says Yael Shomer, an associate professor of political science at Tel Aviv University.


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