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The unusual demand from institutional investors: report all your votes from the last 3 years
The Capital Markets Authority is demanding data from institutional bodies regarding their votes at public company meetings over the last 3 years. This involves hundreds of votes per body, and the institutions have turned to their voting advisory body on compensation issues to help them meet the Authority's deadline.
Beloved snack offers 3 new flavors — and fans are already excited
The Oreo brand is launching 3 limited editions with flavors of banana pudding, deep-fried dough, and chicken and waffles, leaving the decision to consumers. Voting continues until October 12, and the winning flavor will return to shelves in 2027.
Did you leave Israel? Do not expect the state to come to you at the ballot box
Did you leave the country to improve your quality of life or just to wait until things change to your liking? Great, it is your full right, just do us a favor and do not tell us what to do and how.
"If the government were sane, we would live here": The minister's remarks against Israelis voting from abroad spark outrage
Minister Shlomo Karhi called on citizens living abroad to refrain from coming to Israel to vote in the elections, claiming the left is "trying to bring in masses." Israelis living abroad responded with sharp criticism, emphasizing their deep connection to the country and their sense of responsibility for its future.
Likud Minister: "Those who do not live here should not come to change the government because of 'anyone but Bibi'"
Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi was asked why Israel does not allow voting from abroad. He replied: "Whoever lives in the country should influence its future, and whoever does not is invited to make Aliyah." He claimed the Left is attempting to bring masses from abroad.
"Low-tech is the strength of the elections. You can always return to the ballot if you need to check"
Orly Adas, former CEO of the Central Elections Committee, argues that the manual voting method ensures maximum reliability and transparency, protecting the democratic process from cyber threats and manipulation.
Who really needs an election app?
The opposition's joy over the ban on using live reporting apps from polling stations is quite puzzling. Given their organizational structure, this decision may actually deprive them of a significant advantage.
Two-vote gap and suspicion of irregularities: Likud voting results in danger of cancellation
The Likud court is examining information regarding fraud, invalid vote counting, and the removal of observers during the vote on proposals by Benjamin Netanyahu and Haim Katz. The initiative allowing MKs and ministers to run in districts passed by only two votes, and a recount is expected.