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YnetPolitics

Likud Postpones Vote on Netanyahu's Reserved Knesset Seats as Party Committee Meets

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Likud delays central committee vote on Netanyahu's reserved Knesset seats proposal to Thursday, while the party's Constitution Committee meets with him to approve it first.

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  • Likud delays central committee vote on Netanyahu's reserved Knesset seats proposal from Tuesday to Thursday.
  • Netanyahu is reportedly buying time to decide on the reserved seats issue.
  • The party's Constitution Committee is meeting with Netanyahu to approve the proposal first.
  • The proposal must be approved by the Constitution Committee before the central committee vote.
  • The vote concerns Netanyahu reserving specific Knesset seats for himself on the Likud list.
Likud Postpones Vote on Netanyahu's Reserved Knesset Seats as Party Committee Meets
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The Likud party has once again postponed the central committee vote on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's proposal to reserve Knesset seats for himself on the party list. The vote, originally scheduled for Tuesday, has been delayed until Thursday. Observers believe Netanyahu is seeking additional time to decide how to proceed with the proposal. Meanwhile, the party's Constitution Committee is convening with Netanyahu to approve his proposal before it is presented to the central committee for a vote.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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