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Likud Central Committee to Vote on Netanyahu's Reserved Knesset List Spots
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First reported by Ynet · 2 hours ago
What happened
The Likud movement's secretariat will meet Monday to approve Benjamin Netanyahu's seven reserved spots on the party's Knesset list. These reserved seats allow Netanyahu to strategically place candidates, potentially including those from other parties or factions seeking union.
- 01Likud secretariat meets Monday to approve Netanyahu's reserved Knesset list spots.
- 02Netanyahu has seven reserved seats to place candidates regardless of primaries.
- 03The reserved spots can be used to introduce new faces or reward loyalists.
- 04Netanyahu may reserve spots for candidates from other parties or factions.
- 05Past uses included uniting right-wing factions like Religious Zionism.
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