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Netanyahu's Circle Plans to Purge Non-Supportive Ultra-Orthodox Members from Likud After Primaries
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 4 hours ago
What happened
After the Likud primaries, Netanyahu's associates plan to purge ultra-Orthodox members who do not support the party, following political coordination with Haredi factions. Influential Haredi supporters back key candidates like Eli Cohen and Yariv Levin, shaping internal party dynamics.
- 01Netanyahu's circle plans to disqualify non-supportive ultra-Orthodox Likud members after primaries.
- 02The move follows political deals between Haredi factions and Knesset member David Bitan.
- 03Groups supporting other political frameworks may face mass disqualifications.
- 04Influential Haredi members significantly sway voting and candidate support within Likud.
- 05Ministers Eli Cohen and Yariv Levin receive notable backing from Haredi factions.
- 06Haredi organizers facilitate voter turnout with transportation efforts on election day.
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