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Likud Lawmakers Criticize Netanyahu Over Reserved Knesset Seats

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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 4 hours ago

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Prime Minister Netanyahu’s plan to reserve eight to ten Likud Knesset seats for himself has angered several party MKs who see it as unfair to long-time primary candidates. Some MKs have voiced opposition privately, while others may benefit from running in regional districts. The dispute underscores internal party tensions ahead of the elections.

01Netanyahu and Haim Katz agreed on 10 reserved Likud Knesset seats for Netanyahu.
02Several Likud MKs oppose the reserved slots, citing unfairness to primary candidates.
03Avichai Boaron communicated his opposition privately to Netanyahu, avoiding public dispute.
04Netanyahu likely to receive eight reserved seats up to the 38th list position.
05Some MKs will run in regional districts to secure Knesset spots, easing opposition.
06Oshrat Shkali called eight reserved seats excessive and unfair to party veterans.

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