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Eli Cohen and Yariv Levin Lead Likud Primaries as Four Ministers Face Possible Ouster
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First reported by Ynet · 18 hours ago
What happened
With 65% of Likud primary ballots counted, Eli Cohen leads the party list, followed by Yariv Levin and Amir Ohana. Four ministers risk losing their seats amid a tight race for lower spots, while some incumbents are currently outside the realistic list. Results may shift as counting continues.
- 01Eli Cohen leads Likud primaries with about 65% of votes counted.
- 02Yariv Levin and Amir Ohana follow Cohen in the top three positions.
- 03Four ministers, including Zeev Elkin and Idit Silman, face possible exclusion from the Knesset list.
- 04Tight competition exists for lower realistic spots, with margins of only dozens of votes.
- 05Over a third of ballots remain uncounted, so final results may change.
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