Likud Finalizes Primary Results Amidst Election Theft Allegations
The Likud party has announced the final results of its primary elections, showing Eti Atiya rising to the 25th position, surpassing Gila Gamliel. Atiya, who received support from Minister Haim Katz, secured 22,210 votes.
Gamliel dropped to the 35th position with 21,754 votes. The results were announced amidst controversy and accusations of "election theft," with some opposing the vote recount process and filing a police complaint.
The final tally places Atiya at number 25 on the party's list, while Gamliel is now at number 35.
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