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By אברהם פריינדOngoing story · 2 updates
Politics09:16 · 6h ago

Former IDF General Amir Avivi to Be Placed on Likud Party List

Behadrei HaredimReligious
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
The story · English

Amir Avivi, a retired Brigadier General and chairman of the "Veterans for Israel" movement, is set to be placed on the Likud party's Knesset list. This move integrates a prominent security figure into the ruling party's political ranks.

Avivi's inclusion is seen as an effort by the Likud to bolster its security credentials and appeal to voters concerned with national defense. The "Veterans for Israel" movement advocates for what it describes as a strong and decisive security policy.

The specific placement of Avivi on the Likud list has not yet been finalized, but the decision to include him signifies the party's strategy to highlight security expertise within its political platform.

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