Netanyahu Reserves Knesset Slot for Oren Dvornsky Amid Mixed Reactions in Likud
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 7 hours ago
What happened
Prime Minister Netanyahu reserved a Likud Knesset slot for businessman Oren Dvornsky, sparking mixed reactions due to Dvornsky's controversial posts against Trump and Iran ceasefires. Some Likud members praise the move as strategic, while others see it as unnecessary amid fierce internal competition. The party faces increased tension after a court ruling barring incumbents from regional slots, threatening many current MKs' positions.
- 01Netanyahu reserves first Likud Knesset slot for businessman Oren Dvornsky.
- 02Dvornsky's past posts criticize Trump and oppose ceasefires with Iran and Hamas.
- 03Some Likud ministers support the move as strategic; others see it as unnecessary.
- 04Dvornsky is compared to Nir Barkat for business and market expertise.
- 05Critics say reserved slots fail to mobilize voters and lack grassroots connection.
- 06Court ruling bars incumbents from regional slots, escalating internal party tensions.
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