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By מערכת חמ״לOngoing story · 2 updates
Politics09:18 · 6h ago

Retired General Amir Avivi to Join Likud Party List

HamalCenter
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
The story · English

Retired Brigadier General Amir Avivi is set to join the Likud party's Knesset list, marking a significant addition to the ruling party's political ranks. Avivi, who served in various senior command positions within the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), including head of the Planning Directorate, is expected to be placed in a high-ranking position on the list, potentially securing him a seat in the next Knesset.

His entry into politics comes at a time of considerable political flux in Israel. Avivi's background as a senior military official is seen by the Likud as a valuable asset, particularly given the current security challenges facing the country. The party hopes his experience and public profile will bolster its appeal to voters.

While the exact placement on the Likud list is still being finalized, sources indicate that Avivi is being considered for a slot that would ensure his election. His decision to enter politics and join the Likud signifies a shift from military service to the political arena, a path taken by several other former IDF generals in recent years.

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