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Likud Candidate Oren Dubinsky Opts Out of Knesset Race Over US Citizenship
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By אהרן וסרמן
First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 2 hours ago
What happened
Likud's Oren Dubinsky will not run for the Knesset due to his unwillingness to give up his American citizenship. He may still be appointed as a minister after the elections, while Netanyahu has six reserved spots to fill on the party's list.
- 01Oren Dubinsky will not be on Likud's Knesset list.
- 02He prefers keeping his American citizenship.
- 03Efforts are underway to appoint him minister.
- 04Netanyahu has six reserved Knesset spots remaining.
- 05The deadline for list submission is approaching.
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