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Netanyahu Holds Urgent Talks Amid Fears of Leadership Change Before Elections 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.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Netanyahu held personal talks with Likud Knesset members amid election list competition. 02 Many sitting lawmakers risk losing realistic spots on the party list. 03 Fears exist that ousted members could support a no-confidence vote against Netanyahu. 04 Affected lawmakers remain in the outgoing Knesset until elections despite losing influence. 05 No current signs of an organized leadership challenge against Netanyahu. 06 The party is managing internal rivalries ahead of the elections. Translated and summarized by baba from Srugim , the latest report. Read Srugim’s original The coverage
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