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Likud MK Withdraws Appeal, Primaries to Proceed Without District Candidacies
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Likud MK Afif Abed withdrew his Supreme Court appeal against the party court's ruling on district candidacies, allowing the Likud primaries to proceed Monday as planned.
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- Likud MK Afif Abed withdrew his Supreme Court appeal against party court rulings.
- The appeal challenged restrictions on running in specific districts in the primaries.
- Supreme Court justices signaled they would not interfere in the party's internal decision.
- The Likud primaries are scheduled to take place next Monday as planned.
- The withdrawal clears the way for the primaries to proceed without district-based candidacies.
Likud Member of Knesset Afif Abed has withdrawn his appeal to the Supreme Court challenging the Likud party court's decision regarding candidacy rules in the party's primaries. Abed retracted his petition after Supreme Court justices indicated they would not intervene in the internal decision made by the Likud party court. Consequently, the Likud primaries are set to take place as scheduled on the upcoming Monday, without allowing candidates to run in specific districts.
