Likud Opens Primaries Voting to Select Candidates for 26th Knesset
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Likud has started its primaries voting to select candidates for the 26th Knesset, with Minister Haim Katz calling on members to vote and build a strong party list.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Likud has opened voting in its primaries for the 26th Knesset candidate list.
- Minister Haim Katz, who holds a reserved spot, inaugurated the voting.
- Katz urged all Likud members to vote and exercise their rights.
- The primaries will determine the party's candidates for the upcoming elections.
- Competition is strong among candidates seeking positions on the list.
The Likud party has officially begun voting in its primaries to determine the candidate list for Israel's 26th Knesset. The process was inaugurated this morning by Likud Central Committee Chairman and Constitution Committee Chair, Minister Haim Katz, who holds a reserved spot and is not running in the primaries. Katz urged all registered Likud members to participate, emphasizing the importance of exercising their voting rights to form a strong team for the upcoming elections. The primaries are a key step in shaping the party's representation in the next Knesset, with intense competition among candidates for placement on the list.
