Netanyahu Announces Hostage's Mother to Be Placed on Likud's Reserved List
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Sunday that Tali Guili, the mother of hostage Elad Guili, will be placed on the Likud party's reserved list. This move comes as part of the ongoing process of finalizing the party's slate for the upcoming elections.
Guili's son, Elad, was taken hostage by Hamas during the October 7th attacks. His mother has since become an active advocate for the release of hostages held in Gaza. Her inclusion on the Likud list is seen as a significant gesture by the Prime Minister.
The decision to place Guili on the reserved list is the latest in a series of placements Netanyahu has made on the Likud's electoral ticket. These reserved spots are typically allocated by the party leader and are often used to reward loyalists or to bring in prominent figures.
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