Most Likud Voters Prefer Hardline Candidate Ahead of Party Primaries
With the Likud party primaries set to take place in three days, uncertainty remains over the final candidate list, which includes many reserved spots for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. A recent News 13 poll reveals that the majority of Likud voters favor a combative and idealistic representative rather than a moderate or establishment figure. This preference highlights the party base's inclination towards a more assertive political stance as the primaries approach. The results suggest that the party's direction may lean towards candidates who project strength and ideological commitment over more centrist or state-oriented approaches.
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