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Likud Faces Internal Backlash Over Proposed Primary Changes
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First reported by Now 14 · 1 day ago
What happened
Likud is facing internal backlash over proposed changes to its primary district system ahead of the party vote. At the same time, officials are considering a merger with New Hope that could reserve 2 to 3 spots on Likud’s list and ease the dispute.
- 01Likud is weighing district changes before its primaries, sparking internal anger.
- 02Netanyahu is reportedly considering merged districts for incumbent MKs.
- 03Critics say the move would weaken northern and southern regional representation.
- 04A possible Likud-New Hope merger could reserve 2 to 3 list spots.
- 05Some party figures see that merger as a way to sidestep the district fight.
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