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Netanyahu Expresses Satisfaction with Likud Primary Results and Congratulates Elected Candidates

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised the Likud primary results, congratulated the elected candidates, and thanked party members for voting wisely.

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  • Netanyahu is very satisfied with the Likud primary election results.
  • He congratulated those chosen for the party list.
  • Netanyahu highlighted the addition of reserved candidates he appointed to strengthen the list.
  • He thanked Likud members for voting based on sound judgment.
  • The party released the statement after the vote count was completed.
Netanyahu Expresses Satisfaction with Likud Primary Results and Congratulates Elected Candidates
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Following the conclusion of the Likud party primaries, the party issued a statement highlighting Prime Minister and Likud Chairman Benjamin Netanyahu's strong approval of the results. Netanyahu congratulated those who secured positions on the party list and emphasized that the addition of reserved candidates appointed by him will further strengthen the list. He also expressed gratitude to the Likud members who voted, praising their decision-making as based on sound judgment rather than political deals.

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