Russia-Ukraine war creates new voting bloc in Israel as immigrants find their political voice
Ynetnews
More than 102,000 immigrants from Russia and Ukraine since the 2022 invasion are eligible to vote in the October 27 election; several tell ynet that democratic institutions, minority rights, regional investment and immigrant integration…
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