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Strategist Roni Rimon Says Netanyahu Secured Close to Desired Likud List in Primaries

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First reported by Srugim · 7 hours ago

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Strategist Roni Rimon said Netanyahu secured a Likud candidate list close to his preference in the recent primaries, emphasizing moderation to regain lost voters. He noted Netanyahu’s influence on the list composition and recommended adding more women. Rimon also highlighted the advantage of winning to gain extra Knesset seats via the Norwegian Law.

01Netanyahu achieved a Likud list close to his desired moderate composition in the primaries.
02The list aims to attract former Likud voters alienated by extremism in the party.
03Minister Yariv Levin kept a high spot due to his perceived quality and legal reform importance.
04Minister Avi Dichter ranked low due to low media presence, not opposition.
05Netanyahu influenced voter blocs and deals, including early reserved spots for ministers.
06Rimon recommends adding more women to the list and focusing on winning for extra Knesset seats via the Norwegian Law.

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