Likud Party Reserves Spot for Mother of Fallen IDF Soldier
The Likud party announced on Sunday that Talik Guili, the mother of fallen Border Police officer Rani Guili, will be placed in a reserved spot on the party's Knesset list. Rani Guili, a sergeant major in the Yasam (Special Patrol Unit), was killed on October 7th and his body was taken to Gaza. The party stated that Talik and her family have demonstrated "exceptional strength, deep faith, and unwavering determination" throughout the ordeal. They added that Talik has "deeply touched the hearts of Israelis and many people around the world," and that she is a "symbol of strength, dedication, and commitment to the State of Israel."
Talik Guili was one of the torchbearers at the Independence Day ceremony in May, an honor bestowed upon individuals who have shown exceptional resilience and contributed significantly to Israeli society. Her inclusion in a reserved spot on the Likud list is seen as a tribute to her personal strength and her family's sacrifice.
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