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Netanyahu Holds Urgent Talks Amid Fears of Leadership Change Before Elections
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First reported by Maariv · 1 day ago
What happened
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has held urgent talks with Likud lawmakers amid fears many may lose their seats in upcoming elections, raising concerns about a possible no-confidence vote against him. Despite internal tensions, no organized leadership challenge has emerged yet.
- 01Netanyahu held personal talks with Likud Knesset members amid election list competition.
- 02Many sitting lawmakers risk losing realistic spots on the party list.
- 03Fears exist that ousted members could support a no-confidence vote against Netanyahu.
- 04Affected lawmakers remain in the outgoing Knesset until elections despite losing influence.
- 05No current signs of an organized leadership challenge against Netanyahu.
- 06The party is managing internal rivalries ahead of the elections.
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