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Israeli military raises alert level ahead of October 27 election

Israeli military raises alert level ahead of October 27 election

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Israel's army has put its forces on higher alert over security worries before the 27 October parliamentary election. From Thursday, soldiers can't leave their units, and extra troops are heading into the occupied West Bank. The army says it wants the vote to go ahead as planned and safely, while broadcaster N12 says the fear is attacks that could sway the result.

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