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Likud Faces Internal Turmoil as August Primaries Approach Without Finalized Rules
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First reported by Now 14 · 10 hours ago
What happened
Likud's August 4 primaries face uncertainty as election rules remain unapproved, causing internal strife. Netanyahu seeks reserved list spots while some members consider drastic political moves amid the turmoil.
- 01Likud's August 4 primaries lack finalized election rules, causing candidate uncertainty.
- 02Netanyahu secured agreement for ten reserved list spots but is accused of delaying the process.
- 03The party conference to finalize rules is set for July 25, just 20 days before primaries.
- 04A steering committee may be formed to avoid a harsh internal contest eliminating many incumbents.
- 05Some low-ranking Knesset members consider a no-confidence vote to replace Netanyahu for list guarantees.
- 06The turmoil reflects deep internal divisions ahead of the 2026 general elections.
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