Kronen Zeitung (Austria's largest newspaper) seems to suggest that there will be no vote, just a discussion at the General Assembly:
krone.at/3926503

According to Krone, ORF Director General Roland Weißmann expressed "delight" over this decision.

🚨 EXCLUSIVE:

AVROTROS has confirmed that the EBU has postponed the meeting planned for November to determine whether Israel should participate in Eurovision 2026.

The vote will be held at their General Assembly held from December 4th-5th instead.

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Mind you. The critical questions came from mainstream journalists from major outlets. This isn’t just about fan media anymore.

There’s a way to do these that doesn’t cut back access for all attending journalists and removes a platform for finalists with less buzz to get their message and image out there. Mind you: this is one of many cuts this year limiting press access. That should worry you.

Will it? We have no confirmation of that yet.

As of right now: no EBU, host broadcaster, Junior Eurovision or hosts of the live shows press conferences have been announced as well.

Last year, the EBU and Junior press conferences were canceled at the last minute.

"Downloadable interviews with artists after 1st and 2nd Semi Finals" will be offered to media in the Online Media Center."