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Likud's Dudi Amsalem Reflects on Challenging Term After Primaries, Eyes Election Victory Likud’s Dudi Amsalem, ranked 17th in the party primaries, thanked supporters and reflected on a challenging term. He stressed his unchanged commitment and called for unity ahead of the general elections to secure Likud’s victory.
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What happened 01 Dudi Amsalem placed 17th in Likud’s recent primaries and thanked party members for their support. 02 He admitted his last term had complex challenges and unmet goals. 03 Amsalem emphasized his consistent approach and connection with Likud members. 04 He expressed gratitude to family, staff, and supporters for their ongoing support. 05 Amsalem said the primaries are over and urged unity for the upcoming general elections. 06 His main goal is a Likud and national camp victory in the next elections. Translated and summarized by baba from Now 14 , the latest report. Read Now 14’s original The coverage
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