The Central Bureau of Statistics released voting population figures for Israel, noting variations across different cities.
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What happened
The Central Bureau of Statistics released voting population figures for Israel, noting variations across different cities.
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The entities involved
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Shas
Charedi ("ultra-Orthodox") religious political party in Israel
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Central Bureau of Statistics
Nepal's principal government institution in charge of statistics and census data
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