Likud MK Reveals Netanyahu’s Condition for Securing a Reserved Spot on Party List
In a recent Channel 14 interview, Likud MK Moshe Saada disclosed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s key condition for granting a reserved spot on the Likud party list is full support for the judicial reform. Saada emphasized that Netanyahu will only secure a reserved position for candidates who back the reform "completely."
When asked about the possibility of former Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon returning to Likud and receiving a reserved spot, Saada said no decision has been made yet. He noted that Netanyahu himself has not finalized the list composition, as there are many speculations about who will be included. Saada suggested that Kahlon’s inclusion is plausible but will depend on the final list chosen in the upcoming primaries and the party’s electoral needs.
The interview highlighted the internal dynamics within Likud ahead of the 2026 elections, with Netanyahu prioritizing loyalty to the judicial reform as a prerequisite for list placement. The final decisions on reserved spots will be influenced by the primaries and strategic considerations for the party’s electoral success.
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