New Likud Member Forgoes Knesset Seat for Ministerial Role
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Tuesday that Amir Aviv, a new addition to the Likud party, has relinquished his secured spot on the Likud's Knesset list. Instead, Aviv will serve as an external minister. This decision was made to accommodate Avi Chai Buanon, allowing him to enter the Knesset. The Likud secretariat has now finalized the list, confirming Netanyahu's reserved positions.
Aviv's move ensures Buanon's entry into the parliament, a key outcome of the party's internal arrangements. The prime minister's office confirmed the development, highlighting the party's internal dynamics in filling its Knesset slots.
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