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Israeli Supreme Court Advances Hearing on Likud Primaries Dispute Over Candidate Eligibility

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First reported by Now 14 · 8 hours ago

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The Israeli Supreme Court advanced a hearing to Wednesday on a petition challenging Likud's primary rules that allow incumbents to run in district slots. The court's ruling could determine whether the primaries proceed next week amid internal party disputes and legal challenges. The decision is critical for candidate eligibility and the party's electoral preparations.

01Supreme Court advanced Likud primaries petition hearing to Wednesday 9 p.m.
02Petition challenges incumbents running in district slots reserved for new candidates.
03Likud primaries scheduled next week, with September 8 candidate list deadline.
04Without court ruling, logistical preparations for primaries may be impossible.
05Change approved narrowly by Likud committees sparked internal and legal conflicts.
06Outcome will affect candidate eligibility and Likud's electoral balance.

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