Justice Minister Yariv Levin Votes in Modiin, Vows to Complete Judicial Reform
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Justice Minister Yariv Levin voted in the Likud primaries in Modiin, expressing confidence that party members appreciate his work and pledging to complete the judicial reform crucial for Israel's future.
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- Justice Minister Yariv Levin voted in the Likud primaries in Modiin.
- Levin declined to predict his ranking but trusts Likud members recognize his work.
- He stressed his commitment to completing the judicial reform.
- Levin called the reform vital for Israel's future and Jewish identity.
- He vowed not to give up until the reform is fully implemented.
Justice Minister Yariv Levin cast his vote in the Likud primary elections at a polling station in Modiin. When asked by ynet whether he expects to secure a top spot on the party list, Levin refrained from speculation, stating that he focuses on his work rather than predictions. He expressed confidence that Likud members recognize his efforts throughout his current term and will reflect that in their votes.
Levin emphasized his commitment to completing the judicial reform, describing it as essential for Israel's future and its ability to remain a Jewish state. He declared, "I will not give up until I complete the work of justice and finalize this reform, which is vital for the State of Israel."
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