Netanyahu Set to Secure Ten Reserved Seats on Likud's Knesset List
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is poised to achieve a significant political victory as Likud institutions are expected to decide next week on a proposal to reserve ten spots on the party's Knesset list for him. According to political analyst Amit Segal, eight of these reserved seats would be within the top 25 positions. This arrangement reportedly reflects a consensus between Netanyahu and Likud Central Committee Chairman Haim Katz. Concurrently, there may be a proposal to maintain nearly all current list members in their existing positions through a coordinating committee, allowing Knesset members to run in specific districts. Earlier today, Netanyahu met with Katz, and the two reportedly reached mutual understandings. In related developments, a former Likud council head has joined Avigdor Lieberman's party, Yisrael Beiteinu.
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