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Father of October 7 victim and hostage to run in Likud primaries
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100% centerFirst reported by Channel 13 · 3 hours ago
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What happened
Eli Shtivi, whose son Idan was killed and taken captive on October 7, said he will seek a seat in the Likud primaries. He said the move is meant to give voice to those murdered and to help Israeli citizens through political influence.
- 01Eli Shtivi will run in the Likud primary election.
- 02He is the father of Idan Shtivi, killed and abducted on October 7.
- 03Shtivi said the campaign is a mission he owes to his son.
- 04He said he wants to speak for those murdered and help Israeli citizens.
- 05He believes the Likud is the best place for him to exert influence.
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