Religious Zionism Deputy Mayor Runs in Party Primaries to Boost Local Representation
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 1 day ago
What happened
Tzvika Vishnegrad, deputy mayor of Petah Tikva and a senior Religious Zionism figure, has entered the party's primaries to enhance local government representation. The primaries will be held this Sunday to select the party's Knesset list, with voting mainly in person but digital options under consideration. Vishnegrad highlighted the party's lack of Gush Dan local government representation and stressed his community ties as an asset.
- 01Tzvika Vishnegrad, Petah Tikva deputy mayor, submits candidacy for Religious Zionism primaries.
- 02Primaries set for Sunday will choose the party's Knesset list, mainly via in-person voting.
- 03Vishnegrad emphasizes need for Gush Dan local government representation in party.
- 04He has a background in Golani Brigade, law, and local politics, serving second term as deputy mayor.
- 05Digital voting is being considered for members unable to attend physical polling stations.
- 06Vishnegrad led local election campaigns and alliance with Jewish Home in 2023.
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