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Erez Tadmor Confirms Expected Entry to Knesset Following Edelstein and Illouz Resignations

By אפרת ברינר
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

Erez Tadmor, a panelist on Channel 14, addressed the anticipated political changes within the Likud party during a special interview on the program "Riklin & Co." hosted by Noam Amir. Tadmor confirmed that he and Tzachi Hanegbi are expected to enter the Knesset soon, following the likely resignations of Yuli Edelstein and Dan Illouz from the party and parliament.

Tadmor described the resignations as appropriate, given that Edelstein and Illouz have left Likud but still hold Knesset mandates under its name. He clarified the order of succession on the party list, stating that Hanegbi will fill the first vacant seat, followed by Tadmor himself. Although official resignations have not yet been submitted, preparations are underway for their entry into the Knesset.

This development reflects significant shifts in the leadership ranks of the Likud faction, which continue to generate political discussion. Tadmor’s remarks provide insight into the procedural steps and timing expected for these changes to take effect.

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