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Religious Zionism Party Sets July 26 Primaries to Choose Knesset List
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First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago
What happened
The Religious Zionism party has scheduled its internal primaries for July 26 to select candidates for the next Knesset, with a fast timeline to enable a strong election campaign. New figures like Tzvika Mor have joined, while MK Moshe Solomon is expected to leave after internal disputes. Polls show the party stabilizing around five seats but facing challenges to expand its influence.
- 01Religious Zionism party sets July 26 for internal primaries to select Knesset candidates.
- 02Candidate registration deadline is July 21, with voting at physical polling stations.
- 03Tzvika Mor, father of captive survivor Eitan Mor, joins party and ranks third on list.
- 04MK Moshe Solomon likely to leave after opposing Basic Law on Torah Study.
- 05Recent polls show party recovering to about five Knesset seats but still limited in strength.
- 06Party aims to complete primaries quickly to launch unified election campaign.
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