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Why Israel is keeping its elections stubbornly low-tech

12.08.26|Omer Kabir

From Estonia’s online voting to Brazil’s electronic ballots, democracies are experimenting with faster systems. Israel’s election experts say the physical ballot remains its strongest defense against cyberattacks, fraud and disputed results.