Smotrich Tops Religious Zionism Primaries, Orit Strook Wins Internal Vote
The official results of the Religious Zionism party primaries for the upcoming Knesset elections have been announced. Bezalel Smotrich secured the top spot on the party list. He may reserve the second position for a candidate of his choosing, but only if the individual is a significant figure. Assuming a candidate is reserved in second place, Orit Strook, who won the internal vote, will be placed third on the list.
Following Strook, the fourth spot will go to Tzvika Mor, father of captive soldier Eitan Mor, who is also secured a place on the list. The fifth position is assigned to Simcha Rothman, sixth to Tzvi Sukkot, seventh to Ohad Tal, and eighth to Omer Rahamim, who serves as Smotrich's advisor.
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