Yossi Dagan's 'My Likud' Group Releases Recommended Candidates for Party Primaries
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Yossi Dagan's "My Likud" settlement faction released its recommended candidate list for the Likud party primaries, emphasizing loyalty to settlement expansion and sovereignty goals. The group, with over 8,000 members, divided endorsements into two support levels and uses personalized voting lists to optimize results ahead of Monday's internal elections.
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- Yossi Dagan's 'My Likud' group recommends candidates for Likud primaries ahead of Monday's vote.
- The faction has over 8,000 members and promotes settlement and sovereignty in Judea and Samaria.
- Candidates were chosen based on loyalty, participation in struggles, and practical work on the ground.
- Endorsements split into 'highest support' and 'significant support' categories among MKs.
- A unique voting system gives members personalized 12-candidate lists to ensure strategic vote distribution.
- The group urges members to vote exactly according to their personalized lists to maximize impact.
On the eve of the Likud party primaries, "My Likud," the largest settlement faction within the party led by Yossi Dagan, head of the Shomron Regional Council, along with Yoni HaIsrali and Yaakov Weinberger, published its recommended candidate list for its 8,000 members. The announcement came on Sunday, one day before the internal party elections.
The group, considered a significant force promoting settlement goals within the ruling party, highlighted its past achievements, including blocking dangerous initiatives, advancing road infrastructure in the West Bank, breaking political stalemates, establishing new settlements, and canceling the disengagement law. Dagan emphasized the importance of electing a strong, ideological team that will fight for settlement expansion and sovereignty in Judea and Samaria.
The selection of recommended candidates was based on three criteria: loyalty to the Land of Israel during crises, joint participation in key struggles, and active practical work on the ground. The group divided endorsements into two levels: those with "highest support," including Amir Ohana, Zeev Elkin, Boaz Bismuth, Amit Halevi, Miki (Mikhlouf) Zohar, Yariv Levin, Idit Silman, Eti-Hava Attia, Yoav Kish, Ariel Kallner, Miri Regev, Keti (Katrin) Shitrit, and Amichai Shikli; and those with "significant support," including Eli Cohen, Gila Gamliel, Hanoch Milwetsky, and Shlomo Karhi.
To ensure strategic vote distribution, "My Likud" implemented a unique voting mechanism, providing each member with a personalized list of exactly 12 candidates to vote for, rather than a single fixed list. The group urged members to vote strictly according to their personalized lists to maximize their influence.
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