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YnetPolitics

Court Halts Likud Vote on Netanyahu's Personal List Slots Pending Alternative Proposal

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 7 newsrooms covering

The Lod District Court blocked a Likud vote on giving Netanyahu personal list slots until an alternative proposal is offered, following a petition by the Social Forum of the National Labor Federation.

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  • Lod District Court issued an injunction halting Likud's vote on Netanyahu's personal reserved slots.
  • The vote was to approve Netanyahu's personal slots and primary election rules.
  • The injunction followed a petition by the Social Forum of the National Labor Federation.
  • About 4,500 Likud central committee members were set to vote.
  • The court requires a counterproposal before proceeding with the vote.
Court Halts Likud Vote on Netanyahu's Personal List Slots Pending Alternative Proposal
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The Lod District Court issued an injunction to stop the Likud central committee's vote on granting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu personal reserved slots on the party's Knesset list and approving the primary election regulations. This legal move came following a petition by the Social Forum of the National Labor Federation. The court's decision arrived just before the scheduled vote involving approximately 4,500 Likud central committee members, effectively pausing the process until a counterproposal is presented for consideration.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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