Regional Cooperation Minister Dudi Amsalem Votes in Likud Primaries, Defends Democracy Efforts
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Minister Dudi Amsalem voted in the Likud primaries at the Knesset, highlighting his recent efforts to uphold democracy and refraining from commenting on Netanyahu's involvement in the elections.
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- Dudi Amsalem voted in the Likud primaries at the Knesset in Jerusalem.
- He highlighted his recent fight to uphold democracy within the party.
- Amsalem referenced reserved spots for Netanyahu in the party list.
- He declined to comment on whether Netanyahu interfered too much in the primaries.
- Amsalem described the day as a celebration of democracy.
Regional Cooperation Minister Dudi Amsalem cast his vote at the Knesset in Jerusalem during the Likud party primaries. Addressing the issue of reserved spots for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu within the party, Amsalem emphasized the democratic process, stating, "Look at the celebration of democracy here, I have been fighting for this in recent months." When asked whether he believed Netanyahu had interfered excessively in the party elections, Amsalem declined to comment, saying, "No, I won't get into that now, today is a day of celebration."
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