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0404Politics

Likud Court Orders Netanyahu to Release Knesset List by 9 PM

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Hebrew · 17 newsrooms covering

The Likud party's internal court ordered Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to publish his reserved Knesset candidate list by 9 PM. Failure to do so will allow for a secret ballot vote on the list tomorrow.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Likud court mandates Netanyahu release Knesset list by 9 PM.
  • Deadline set for reserved candidate list publication.
  • Secret ballot vote will proceed if list is not published.
  • Ruling concerns the 26th Knesset candidate slate.
Likud Court Orders Netanyahu to Release Knesset List by 9 PM
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The Likud party's internal court has ruled that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu must reveal his list of reserved Knesset candidates for the 26th Knesset by 9:00 PM this evening. The court's decision stipulates that if the list is not published by the deadline, a secret ballot within the party secretariat, scheduled for tomorrow, will not be prevented.

This ruling comes amid internal party processes and highlights a deadline set by the Likud's judicial body for the party leader to disclose his choices for reserved spots on the electoral slate.

0404Right · Jerusalem

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