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Channel 13Politics

Deputy Minister Almog Cohen Announces Run in Likud Primaries

Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba

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Hebrew · 8 newsrooms covering

Deputy Minister Almog Cohen announced his candidacy for the Likud primaries, expressing gratitude to Prime Minister Netanyahu and Israeli citizens.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Almog Cohen, former Otzma Yehudit candidate, announces Likud primary run.
  • Cohen released a video with Prime Minister Netanyahu confirming his candidacy.
  • He thanked Netanyahu for his trust and support.
  • Cohen emphasized his commitment to Israeli citizens.
  • He expressed confidence in mutual support with Likud voters.
Deputy Minister Almog Cohen Announces Run in Likud Primaries
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Deputy Minister Almog Cohen, who previously ran with the Otzma Yehudit party in the last elections, officially declared his candidacy in the Likud party primaries on Wednesday morning. In a video released alongside Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Cohen expressed gratitude for the opportunity to continue serving Israeli citizens and compete in the Likud primaries. He stated, "I am grateful for the chance to continue serving you, citizens of Israel, and to run in the Likud primaries. I am confident that just as I stood by you in good times and bad, you will stand by me." Cohen also thanked Netanyahu for his trust and their shared path.

Channel 13Centre · Tel Aviv

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