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Netanyahu Negotiates Reserved Seats in Likud List Amid Internal Party Dispute

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First reported by Srugim · 2 hours ago

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Prime Minister Netanyahu is negotiating with Likud officials over reserved seats on the party's candidate list for the August primaries, seeking to exclude certain MKs and add new candidates. The dispute remains unresolved, with Netanyahu threatening to split the faction if his demands are not met.

01Netanyahu seeks 11 reserved seats on Likud's candidate list; 8 is the minimum discussed.
02Likud primaries are scheduled for August 4 amid internal tensions.
03Netanyahu threatens to leave and split Likud if demands for reserved seats are denied.
04The dispute centers on excluding controversial MKs and refreshing the party list.
05Likud considers reserving a spot for Menashe Zalaka on the list.
06The conflict affects party unity and funding ahead of elections.

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