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Adam Pines, an Israeli living in Los Angeles, spent $2,900 on a flight to vote in Israel's elections, alongside $3,500 for accommodation. He believes his vote is crucial for changing Israel's leadership, particularly to remove Prime Minister Netanyahu. Many Israelis abroad are traveling long distances to vote, reflecting concerns over Israel's direction and rising antisemitism. Pines and others feel a moral obligation to participate, fearing the consequences of current policies. With over 600,000 Israelis living abroad, their votes could significantly impact the election outcome, likely favoring Netanyahu's opponents.