Likud Court Bars Current and Former Ministers and MKs from Running in District Primaries
The Likud party's internal court has ruled that current and former members of the Knesset, ministers, and deputy ministers are prohibited from running in the party's district primaries. This decision contradicts a proposal made by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. According to the court's ruling, a sitting MK may only run for a guaranteed representation slot if they resign from the Knesset and do not receive any state funds to finance their primary campaign.
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