Ten Candidates Compete in Religious Zionism Party's Internal Elections Sunday
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Ten candidates, including Knesset members and local leaders, are competing in the Religious Zionism party's internal elections on Sunday to determine the party list.
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- Ten candidates are running in the Religious Zionism party's internal elections Sunday.
- Candidates include Knesset members Michal Waldiger, Ohad Tal, Tzvi Sukkot, and Simcha Rothman.
- Minister Orit Strook and deputy mayors Tzvika Vishnegrad and Eitan Tam are also running.
- Other candidates include Natan Zauberman, Omer Rahamim, and Rabbi Shmuel Sasson.
- Tzvika Mor has a reserved spot and does not need to compete.
The Religious Zionism party will hold internal elections this Sunday with ten candidates vying for positions on the party list. Among the contenders are current Knesset members Michal Waldiger, Ohad Tal, Tzvi Sukkot, and Simcha Rothman, as well as Minister Orit Strook. The list also includes lawyers Tzvika Vishnegrad, deputy mayor of Petah Tikva, and Eitan Tam, deputy mayor of Rosh HaAyin. Other candidates are Natan Zauberman, CEO of the Tikva program for integrating young French immigrants, Omer Rahamim, CEO of the Yesha Council, and Shmuel Sasson, a rabbi and head of the Hader core group in Haifa. Tzvika Mor holds a reserved spot and is not required to compete in the elections.
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