Likud Court Rejects David Bitan's Appeals Against Netanyahu Over Primary Rules
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First reported by Ynet · 4 hours ago
What happened
The Likud party court rejected David Bitan's appeals against Benjamin Netanyahu regarding primary election rules, affirming the constitution committee's proposal and allowing "State Right" members to vote. A key issue about candidacy eligibility will be decided separately by the party conference, while dissenting judges called for broader voting rights and multiple proposals to be considered.
- 01Likud court rejects David Bitan's appeals against Netanyahu over primary regulations.
- 02Chairman has sole authority to present primary rules; alternative proposals denied.
- 03Voting delayed to allow review due to late publication of regulations.
- 04Eligibility of Knesset members to run in districts to be decided separately.
- 05"State Right" faction members allowed to vote per merger agreement, dissenting judges disagree.
- 06Court urges explicit constitutional codification of reserved slots for party leader.
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