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As of noon, turnout in the Israeli occupation elections on October 27 is at "the highest turnout at this time since 1973," as Israel stands at an existential crossroads. "The voting rate was 31.5% as of noon, according to the Central Election Commission, an increase from 28.4% at the same time in the 2022 elections," according to the "Times of Israel."

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As of noon, turnout in the Israeli occupation elections on October 27 is at "the highest turnout at this time since 1973," as Israel stands at an existential crossroads. "The voting rate was 31.5% as of noon, according to the Central Election Commission, an increase from 28.4% at the same time in the 2022 elections," according to the "Times of Israel."

As of noon, turnout in the Israeli occupation elections on October 27 is at "the highest turnout at this time since 1973," as Israel stands at an existential crossroads. "The voting rate was 31.5% as of noon, according to the Central Election Commission, an increase from 28.4% at the same time in the 2022 elections," according to the "Times of Israel."

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