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Netanyahu Plans to Attend Likud Committee Meeting on Election List Amid Internal Opposition

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Netanyahu Plans to Attend Likud Committee Meeting on Election List Amid Internal Opposition

First reported by Ynet · 7 hours ago

What happened

Prime Minister Netanyahu plans to attend a Likud committee meeting deciding the party's election list amid opposition from senior members, but faces a likely majority against him.

  • 01Netanyahu may attend Likud committee meeting deciding the 26th Knesset election list.
  • 02The dispute centers on forming an arranging committee and reserved list spots.
  • 03Senior Likud members Haim Katz and David Bitan oppose Netanyahu's proposals.
  • 04Netanyahu warned he will personally intervene if no prior agreement is reached.
  • 05A Likud source predicts a majority will oppose Netanyahu's position.
  • 06The meeting will influence Likud's candidate selection and internal power balance.

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YnetCenter · Hebrew5 hours ago
Netanyahu Plans to Attend Likud Committee Meeting on Election List Amid Internal Opposition
YnetCenter · Hebrew7 hours ago
Netanyahu Intensifies Struggle Over Likud Election List Ahead of August Primaries

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